unjustly (accuse)rõdeòvslander, vilify, defame, libel, accuse unfairly / unjustlyA rõda maam tɩ maam n rɩk a weefo.He accused my unjustly that I took his bike.syndõdekãne
unlesssã n kaexpr.unless, if notNebã fãa ka wʋmd gom-kãngã võor ye, sã n ka b sẽn kõ b rãmb pãn-tõog tɩ wʋma bala.All men are not capable of accepting this teaching, if not those to whom God gives the means.
unloadsiki 1í-ìvcause one thing to get down, unload, to lower, to put sth. down, dump, take a load off (sb.'s head)A sikda teedã.He unloaded the goods.
unloved womanpʋg-beoogonnot favourite / preferred wife, unloved womanPʋg-beoog sã n tʋk a peoog, bɩ rʋms ra la tɩ b fãa sor yaa a ye.If the unloved woman is kicked out of the home, let the favourites not laugh, because they have the same path. (Proverb: when a neighbour experiences a misfortune, we should not rejoice, because we do not know what tomorrow will bring. On the contrary, we should come to his aid.)2Person
unmarried young girlsademdo 1á-ónthe state of an unmarried young girl who has no children, this period in a woman's lifefo weeg n laad f taab wɛ: mos-mosã fo me pʋ-sademdã kõn sa.
