cause to come outyiisi1ìvto bridge/take sth./sb/ out, cause to come out, expel, send awayA sã n kẽ roogẽ wã bɩ f yiis-a yɩnga.When he enters the house, make him get outside.
cause to go up / climb uprʋʋse11ʋ́-èvto lift up, raise, cause to go up / climb upãndã n dʋʋs foo be tɩ f ka le tõe n sigi?Who made you go up and now you can't come down?
cautiongũusgunattention, precaution, caution, remarkgũus-m-mengancaution, prudenceGũus-m-meng la wi-kʋdre.A careful Nil monitor is a Nil monitor that will get old. (proverb: prudence is a great quality that everyone must have)
cave in under weightyare12ávcave in under heavy weight, knuckle under, give in under heavy loadB zɩlga bõang tɩ loog-a t'a yare.They put loads on a donkey and it gave in under to much weight.
cavityvãagaá-ànhollow, cavity, hole, socket, ventgorgongo1óncranny, hollow caused by erosion, cavity1.2.1Land
ceasebase 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)
celebrationtaabo2á-òncelebration, anniversaryNe y taabo!Wish you a good celebration!kʋmdaaganfestival, celebration, feastkʋmdaag yaa kibs buudu.tigriíncelebration, festival, party, ceremonypʋ-noomncelebration, party, feast (marriage, birth, baptism)pʋ-noomã la d wʋm yã, n wa n na n pʋʋse.kibsaí-àncelebration, party, festivaltɩgre2nfeast, party, celebrationTɩgr geelg são a raare.Telling out the days between us and a party is better than the day of the party itself. (Proverb: The party seems to have fallen short of expectations. Which makes the joy that animates everyone on the pre-party days seem greater than the joy of the day of the feast.)
celebration, anniversary
celibacy (man)rakõtoà-óncelibacy (man)bao pag la f ra pa rakõt ye.
cemeteryyaadoà-óncemetery, tombsSẽn yõod-a yaad mood, pa zoet kɩɩmse yãbr ye.He who burns the grass in cemeteries does not fear the cries of ghosts. (Proverb: When we deliberately decide to violate laws, to transgress prohibitions, to take serious risks, we are aware of the harmful consequences that this entails and we take the responsibility to bear all the inconvenience that will result)