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warndeng n togsevwarn, tell beforehandkeoogevwarn, charge to do, recommend, tellA Zã keooga yẽnda t'a ra gom bõn-kãng ne ned ye.John charged him to tell no one.sagle2àvrebuke, recommend, advice (give), warnB sagl-a lame la a pa reeg saglgã ye.They advised him but he didn't accept the counsel.sõoge2ṍ-èvwarnA da rooda a yak pag tɩ b sõog-a nugu t'a yaool n baseHe dated his neighbour's wife, but when they warned him, he stopped doing it.salle 2vwarnY reng n sallame tɩ b mi tiiri?Did you warn them so that they know about it?
warningsaglgaà-ánadvice, warning, rebukesynnoor rɩkrekeoogrenwarning, recommendation
warning expressionn-gaoǹ-áointerjwarning expressionn-gao ! da bao mam noor koe !
warning of dangerkũngaù-ánalarm, warning of danger, drum serving to give alarmkũng sã n wa wẽedẽ, naoor wʋsgo yaa tẽn-kũum.4.2.3.5Musical instrument
warpbuki3vwarpa rɩka peen-gʋleng n buk fuugu.
warrantykasetoà-é-òntestimony, proof, guarantee, warranty, witness, evidence, supporter in a court-case
warriorzab-zabdanquarrelsome person, tartar, truculent person, warrior
wartãbreã̀-énwartsynwarpusiwãbreyãbre1 1yãbre1 2nwartyolleónwart, verruca
warthogreoogoè-ónwarthog, bush-pigphacochoerus africanus1.6.1.1Mammal
wasyɩɩ 3ɩ̀vwasA sũur yɩɩ noogo.He was happy.yɩ2 2ɩ̀vhave been, was, had been, happenAbraham n yɩ pipi soab Wẽnnaam sẽn boole.Abraham was the first man that God called.yɩɩ 2ɩ̀vwas, happenedKibsã yɩɩ ka.the celebration happened here.
washpekeé-èvto wash sth., clean up (single instance)safãnd lagem koabg kõn pek rulgu.pegevto wash sth., clean up (single instance)pegse1é-èverb.itto wash sth. (many instances)Zĩm-yõagdb sigame n pegsd b zĩm-gãmba.The fishermen wash their fishing nets.pɛgeɛvwash
wash (body)so1òvwash (the body), take a shower, to bathe, baptiseMam sooda koom.I am washing myself.
wash (dishes)nedgeé-èvwash (dishes), clean the inside of a recipientNedg laagã pʋg tɩ yaa rẽgdo.Wash the inside of the dish, it is dirty.
wash (hands)nudgi1ú-ìvto wash ones handsNudg f nugã n yaool n dɩ.Wash your hands before you eat.synsoke3waage1 1
wash by handwõdge 1vwash by handYãk koom n wõdg f fuugã t'a yaa rẽgdo.Take some water to wash your garment for it is dirty.
wash by hand rubbingwõde1 3óvwash by hand rubbingWa reeg m futã n wõd n kõ-ma.Come and get the clothes and wash them for me.
wash ones body partswaase1á-èvwash ones body partsMam kẽe fo zakẽ, la fo ka kõ maam koom tɩ m waas m nao ye.I entered your house; you gave me no water to wash my feet.
wash the facewidgi1í-ìvwash the faceBao koom n widg f nengã.Wash your face with water.Wiid-y y nensã.Wash your faces.
washed (not well)wʋʋlaɩ́-àadvnot well washed (speaking of the body)Fo koomã soob pa yi ye, yaa wʋʋla.Your washing with water is not sufficient, it's not well washed.
washerneetaé-áncleaner, washer, washerwoman
washingsooboónwashing, baptismsynlisguzu-lukripɛgboɛ́-ònwashingpekre2é-énwashingA kẽnga teedã pekre.He went to do the washing of his clothes.
wasn'tka yɩá íexpr.wasn'tKa yɩ maam ye.It wasn't me.9Grammar
waspkãnenkãagaà-ánwasp_sp1.6.1.7Insect
wasteyãma-yãmaànthrash, rubble, waste, refuse, garbage, dirt, litter, lumber, rubbish, miscellaneous, odds-and-endsWʋk yãma-yãma wã n tɩ lobe.Gather the thrash and throw it away.
waste-bintãmpʋʋre1à-ʋ́-èndustbin, trash-can, waste-bin, place where you put the rubbish, rubbish heap, midden, garbage-pile