elsewherekɛɛnga12ɛ́noff, aside, aloof, at the edge, somewhere else, elsewhereWa tɩ d kẽng kɛɛng baasda sʋka.Wanting to see each other aside, we end up in the middle of the crowd. (Proverb: As long as everything is going well between the parties, they can hide everything from people. But when there are arguments and the situation escalates, people will know.)ni22ìnelsewherePʋg-tẽbdg yãa ni.The reluctant woman was satisfied elsewhere. (Proverb: When someone refuses a gift, he got better than that gift.)moogẽfar away, elsewheren bas pagb neeb-neeb ka n tɩ baood moogẽ?
elucidatevẽnege 3ẽ̀velucidate, clear up, clarify, explain, make explicitTolg-y n vẽneg-y-yã-a t'a wʋm võore.Explain it to him so that he can understand the sense.
emaciatedmene2vbe scraggy, gaunt, haggard, emaciatedBãngr wʋsg menda karse.Too much knowledge makes the feet stunted. (Proverb: excess intelligence makes ‹weird› what we can also say about over-gifted people.)
embalmwisi 1ìvto fumigate, smoke out, embalm, to put scent onRayʋʋgã kẽe bokẽ. B sã n wis a yitame.The rat got into the hole. If you smoke it out (fumigate it), it will come out.
embezzle (money)rɩ 4ɩ̀vspend money, not give back (money), waste, earn, embezzle (money)A kẽe raag n dɩ a ligd zãnga.He went to the market and spent all his money.
embitterkẽke2èvturn sour, embitter, acidify, alterA naga zomã n bas tɩ kẽk t'a maan zom koom.She mixes the flour and when it alters she will make flour water (for drinking).
embracemobge 1vput the arms around, hug, embrace, holdBiigã mobga a ba wã.The child hugs his father.
