pacifymaase3á-èvcalm down, quieten, pacifyYir n maas la weoogẽ kẽnd be rabeem.It is because there is peace at home that we are afraid of going into the bush / wilderness. (proverb)rĩisi 2verb.itquieten, pacify, calm downsiki 2í-ìvcalm down, pacify, conciliateSik f sũuri.Calm down.maage 1á-èvcool down, cool off, calm down, refresh, pacify, to be cool, to be dampA sũur maag yã.He calmed down.antyõke3maase2ã́-èvto cool sth., calm down, to calm situation / sb., ease, pacify, quieten, dampenb yagengã n wa n maas yɛlã; ka rẽnda ra na yɩẽ tẽn-kũum.
packpakɩánpacket, pack, parcel, packageSɩkr pakɩ.A pack of sugar.pilgi2í-ìvload, pack, burden, haulA pilga bõangã.he loaded the donkey.põbnevto pack, to wrap
pack downpĩ 1vlean on, press firmly, pack downPĩ zomã tɩ sobg ra rɩk ye.Press firmly on the four so that the wind can't blow it away.sẽoèovto pack things up, pack down, stuff, cram, fill to burstingA sẽoo yolgã ne vãado.He filled the sack with leaves.synsĩdi
pack things upsẽoèovto pack things up, pack down, stuff, cram, fill to burstingA sẽoo yolgã ne vãado.He filled the sack with leaves.synsĩdi
packagepakɩánpacket, pack, parcel, packageSɩkr pakɩ.A pack of sugar.dukanbundle, packagea tluka a duk n togd sore
painfare1à-énpain, suffering, ache, miserysynnamsgozabdemnpain, ache, harm2.3.2Diseasetoogo2ónsuffering, pain, distress, ache, hurt, hardship, hardness, woe, condolences, a difficulty, bitter experienceA yãa toog a bãagã wakato.He had a lot of suffering while he was ill.2.3.2Diseasenaongo 2á-ònpain, sufferingnimbãanegaí-ánpoverty, distress, pain, misery, pitifulnessTʋmtʋmdã nimbãaneg yõka a zu-soabã t'a bas a samdã taale, n bas-a t'a looge. And out of pity for him, the master of that servant released him and forgave him the debt.
pair (the other member of a)taaga 2adjthe other member of a pairNeood taagã bɛɛ?Where is the other shoe?
palacena-yirinpalace, chief's house6.5Buildingna-zakancastle, palace6.5Buildingna-tẽnga2npalaceBakaorg yet tɩ ne kam fãa rasempʋɩɩg la a na-tẽnga.The little bustard says that everyone's clearing is their palace. (proverb: everyone should be proud and take care of their possessions, however modest they may be)
palavergomde 1ó-ènspeaking, word, palaver, rebuke, reprimandGomd ka kood pʋʋg la a welgda yelle.The word does not cultivate a field but resolves a question. (Proverb: speaking is not everything, but it is not useless to set aside a time, however short it may be, to debate certain questions.)yelle 1énproblem, matter, thing preoccupation, mistake, word, business, palaverYell kae ye.there is no problem.