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lamplampãnlamp
lamp (petroleum)fɩtlanlamp (petroleum)
lamp (petrolium)
lance oncevʋdge 1ʋ́-èvto pierce, bore, make a hole (single instance), break through, lance onceA baoo pĩim n vʋdg wamdã n sẽtẽ.He pierced the calabash with an awl to sew it.
landtẽnga1 1ẽ́nland, country, village, town, territory4.6.7.1Country1.2.1Land4.6.7Regionvẽenem2è-énspace, land, terrain, grounds plot of land, piece of landM na n tɩ kosa tẽng soab vẽenem n ko.I will go to ask the land lord for a plot of land to farm.1.2.1Land
land (allotted peice of)
land (allotted piece of)kaare5á-ènallotted piece of landsynzĩisi (loeemse)1.2.1Land
land (to)sigi1 1ívget down, descend, come down, to land, go downSig tɩɩgã zug tɩ f na n lʋɩɩme.Come down of the tree so you won't fall down.antrʋ2synsãooge 1
land propertysoogo 1ó-ònestate, land property, land ownership
land that is not farmedgãndaà-ánland that is not farmed
land-formtẽn-gãn-yalganrelief, land-formsyntẽn-gãn nenga1.2.1Landtẽn-gãn nengaexpr.relief, land-formsyntẽn-gãn-yalga1.2.1Land
landingtẽng zug sigbuexpr.landing7.2.4Travel
landlocked countrytẽn-sʋk-tẽnganlandlocked country4.6.7Region
landlordtẽn-soabanearth priest, landlord
landscapeween-vɩʋʋgonlandscape, environment1.2.1Land
languagebuud gomde 1ú ó-ènlanguageBuud gomde, buud n kelgde.Family matters are listened only by family members. (Proverb)goama 1ónwords, languageMuk ma n wʋmd a biig goama.It is the mother of the deaf-mute who understands the words of her child. (Proverb: to understand certain languages ​​or certain situations, one must be advised, trained or initiated)
language (foreign)gom-zẽndenforeign language
languidzʋʋsengaadjweakened, languid, flaggingBãagã kɩtame t'a lebg zʋʋsenga.The sickness made that he became weakened.
lap uplɛge1ɛ́vlap upBaagã lɛgda koomã.The dog laps the water.
laps of memoryyĩmsguí-únforgetfulness, oblivion, laps of memorysynyam-yĩmsim
largeyalme2vto be wide, be large, vast, spaciousPĩirã yalmame n sek neb a yiib gãaga.The mat is large and there is enough space for two people to lay down on it.bedre 2é-éadjthick, fat, large, important, immenseRa rɩk f wẽ-bil n tek wẽ-bedr ye.You must not take your little blow to trade for a violent blow. (Proverb: when you provoke stronger than yourself, it is obvious that you risk receiving a stronger response.)tayy2ɛ̀advwide, broad, large a tolg n pɩɩsa zĩig yaleng tayy... n n n yɛdg kay wã.raglaadjcorpulent, thick, fatty, largeA nug-bi modame n lebg ragla.His fingers swelled and became large.
large (be too)yũni1úvbe too big, too large / wide, oversizeKurgã yaa bedr wʋsg n yũnd foo.The trousers are much too big and wide for you.synyʋlemde
large (too)yʋlemdevbe too loose, large, wide, bigA sẽgna kurgã n mik tɩ yaa bedr n yʋlemded-a.He put on his trousers but they are too big.synyũni1
large (very)piiìadvvery large, disproportionately wideWobg tʋbã yaa pii.The ears of the elephant are very large.synzɛɛ2
large and flattenedpagelleáadjlarge and flattenedyẽn-pagelle