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lean uponrĩívpush, squeeze, lean, press on, quellRɩk kugrã n rĩ sɛbã tɩ sobgã na n dɩkame.Put a stone on the paper or the wind will carry them away.syndĩ
leaningpĩibunleaning, pressure (of the hand)
leapyɩke 2ɩ́-èvjump, leap, boundBiigã yɩk n zomba bõangã.The child jumped on the donkey.loose2ó-èvto leap, jump, go around jumpingLoang ne pondr loosdame.Frogs and toads go around jumping.
leap yearyʋʋmd-wokonleap year365 jours
learnzãmse1 1àvlearnA zãmsa moor kaoreng n bãnge.He learned to read Moore.
learn to readzãms kaorengoexpr.learn to read and write, do literacy, get literate
learn, teach
learnerkaren-biiga 2à-ínlearning person, learner
learningkaorengo 3à-ónapprenticeship, learning, education, study, schoolzãmsgo1à-ónlearning, study, training, lesson3.6Teachzãomsgonlearning, study, training
learning personkaren-biiga 2à-ínlearning person, learner
learning, study
leathergãn-noanganleathersyngãn-nomdemgãongo 2ã́-ònleather, hidegãn-nomdemnleathersyngãn-noangagãngoã́-ònskin (of animal), leather
leather (working with)zapeàvworking with leather, cover with leather or be covered with leather, to be a shoemaker or leather-workerA Zã zapda neooda raagẽ wã.John makes leather shoes at the market.
leather basketwaka1ánleather basket (put on donkeys), panniersynwanga16.7.7Container
leather cushionnag-pʋʋreánround shaped leather cushion5.1Household equipment
leather sandalgãndalsre2nkind of leather sandala wĩda gãndalsa.5.3Clothing
leather-workerzapanshoe repairer, shoemaker, shoe-mender, leather-worker6.1.1Worker
leavewudiùvto go out, go outside, leave, exitA wudga yibeoogẽ n nan ka lebg ye.He left in the morning and didn't come back yet.antkẽ1 1base 1àvleave, cancel, cease, stop, abandonNed kõn bas kur n pʋgd kãan-woabg ye.We do not abandon the turtle to chase a lame guinea fowl. (Proverb: when opportunities present themselves to someone, he must seize the one that is most accessible to him and not the one that seems better to him but difficult to access, otherwise he will lose both)yi n baseexpr.to leave, take off, to part, departyi1 1ívgo out, come out, go somewhere, leaveM baaba yiime.My father went somewhere.antkẽ1 1synzĩndi2basdav.inaccto leave, to spareNed basda baag a soab yĩnga.We spare a dog because of its owner. (Proverb: the fear, the admiration, or the contempt that one has of an individual is also carried on all that belongs to him.)
leave (to)looge 1ó-èvgo away, pass by a place, to leaveD looge.Lets go.synyi be
leave a leftoverkeeseé-èvleave a leftover, to let sb. - sth. be, leave aloneRɩ la f kees f yao wã.synkelle1 1
leave againle loogevto leave again
leave aloneyaage2 2á-èvnot visit any more, leave alone, abandonA maana bõe tɩ b yaag-a n pa le kẽnd a nengẽ.What did he do that they don't go to him any more?keeseé-èvleave a leftover, to let sb. - sth. be, leave aloneRɩ la f kees f yao wã.synkelle1 1
leave not usedkelle1 1é-èvbe remainingA rɩɩ sagbã tɩ kelle.He ate porridge and there is still some left.synkeese
leave outyĩmiìvforget, omit, leave outMam yĩma a yʋʋre.I forgot his name.anttẽedetẽege1tẽese1synyibgiyubgi
leave the right pathbʋta3v.inaccleave the right pathPãng sã n tũud sore, bʋʋm bʋta moogo.When force takes the path, reason walks in the undergrowth. (Proverb: there can never be justice where force dictates its law and in general when justice is not independent)