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nationaltẽng-n-biigaè-ínnational, citizen, native, indigenous (lit. child of the territory)
national languagebuud gomde 2ú ó-ènnational language, tribal language, local language
nationalitytẽng-n-biilimnnationality
nationalization operatorkõn3õ̀gram.partnationalization operatorFo kõn maan woto wã yaa sõama?synsẽn 1
nationlity
nativetẽng-n-biigaè-ínnational, citizen, native, indigenous (lit. child of the territory)tẽng-n-nedaè-é-ànresident of a certain area, inhabitant, resident, familiar person, nativetẽn-n-nedannativeTẽng-n-ned pa rat sãan, bɩ a rig a ma.The xenophobic native must first drive out his mother. (Proverb: we must cultivate hospitality towards every foreigner. Everyone is a foreigner even in his own village because his grandparents arrived there at some point in history)nooddddd
nativestẽng-rãmbanindigenous, nativesTẽng-rãmb sã n gomda, sãan reesda Woo! Ayɛ!When the natives speak, the stranger responds with yes or no. (Proverb: the foreigner must not interfere in the affairs of the natives, he must observe caution, avoid unfounded judgment ....)
naturalhalaaleadjworthy, trustworthy, dignified, pure, purely, genuine, genuinely, natural, naturally, value, which is true in its essenceA yaa a ba halaale.He is purely/exactly like his father.
naturallyrẽ yẽexpr.obviously, naturallyA kẽesa baagã la? Rẽ yẽ!Did he lock in the dog? Obviously!
naturebũmbã yalẽú-à á-énnature, consistence, quality, configuration, propertyyalẽà-énnature, essential, being, character, soulBũmb yalẽ, ya a sẽn ya a soab hakɩka.The nature of a thing is its real being.synhalhaalehalhaaleà-á-ènessence, nature, charactersynyalẽ
naughtzeroè-ónumnil, nought, naught, null, zeroBiigã ka tʋm sõama ye, a karen-saambã kõ-a-la zero.The child didn't work well, the teacher has marked him a zero.synzaalem 1
naughtytõtreò-éadjdisobedient, insubordinate, naughtyBi-kãngã yaa bi-tõtre.This child is disobedient.
nauseateyaale1 2àvdisgust, nauseate, sickenRɩɩbã yaanda m sũuri.The food disgusts me.
nausten
navelyũuga2ù-ánnavel, belly button, umbilicus2.1Body
nearsaeega3postposnear, close toWa zĩnd mam saeegẽ tɩ d yẽse.Come and sit near to me so that we will discuss.yamaáadvnext to, close by, near, nearness
near (be)pẽ1ẽ́vto be near, be close by, besideA pẽe ne raaga.He is close to the market.antzãre1
near byyambẽadvnext to, near by, close byNed ka zĩnd yambẽ n na n paas-ba.There wasn't anybody close by to separate them.
nearnesspẽem1éncloseness, nearness in terms of space or timeKʋdg bɩ Kombisri, tẽn-bʋg pẽem n yɩɩde?Koudougou or Kombissiri, which of these towns is the closest?antzãremwẽnege3 2èvclosely, nearness, without having to go far awayyamaáadvnext to, close by, near, nearness
neatkɛpɛ́advneat, sharp, exactly, just, correctly, aptYaa woto kɛpɩ.It is exactly like that.synmupikasɩ3áadvneat, cleansaagã sẽn ni wã pɩɩga zakã tɩ lebg kasɩ.When it rained, the yard of the house is nice and clean.synfasa 1
necessarytɩlaennecessary, compulsory, obligatorytɩlae bũmbuexpr.essential, necessary
necessary (be)kalle1àvhas to, is necessaryKall t'a wa.It is necessary that he comes.