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encourage to doyẽbge3èvpush to do, encourage to doA yẽbgda biigã la a ka rat n tʋm ye.She encourages the child who doesn't want to work.
encrustkageávencrust, to lay, arrange (things) crosswise
endyaoolemnend, finalYaoolem pʋʋsem.Final Greetings.saabo2nend, finishingBe ne taab pa zabr saab ye.Proverb: Being together is not the end of the quarrels. (It needs tolerance)baoosgo1 1á-ónfinishing, end, conclusionlubi1 2ú-ìvfinish, end, come to an end, overcomeTõnd ka tõog n lub tʋʋmã ye.We cannot finish the work.satemà-énend, close, tip, summit, ending, peak, extremity, edge, frontier, limitKẽng hal sorã satmẽ.Walk till the ending of the road.baase1á-èvfinish, complete, end, conclude, bring or come to an endantsɩnge1synsa1 1satem-satemà-è-á-énlast, closing, endMam satem-satem (yaoolem) waoong la woto.This is my last coming /visit.sa1 1àvend, terminate, finish off, complete, to wear out, to dry up, to finish sth.Tõnd koom saame.Our water is finished.antsɩnge1synbaase1baasgoá-ónend, endingtɛka 1ɛ̀-ánend, frontier, edge, finish, terminationKoom sã n zoe n ta tãnga, a taa a tɛka.If the water is flowing up the mountain, it has reached its limits. (Proverb: in the face of certain situations that cause inconvenience when all the measures are proven ineffective, it is necessary to show firmness by toughening the measures.)toaaga2ò-ánborder, limit, boundary, end, a territoryMam pʋʋgã toaag la woto.That's the boarder of my field.
end (the)sɛɛboɛ́nthe endBũmb fãa sɛɛb wakat kolgame.the end of all things is near.
end (to)sɛteɛ̀-èv.inaccend, finishBao-y paoong sẽn ka sɛt arzãn pʋga.You should pursue unending riches in heaven.
end of fastingno-lokreó-ó-énend of fasting periodantno-loeere
end of maximum speed limitgɩdgr buud fãa saaboexpr.end of maximum speed limit7.2 road signs
end of priority road signreng-n-loak-sor-saaboexpr.end of priority road sign 7.2 road signs
end of seasonsẽoog saaboexpr.end of season1.1Weather
end of speed limitkẽn tʋʋlem kʋʋgr saabonend of speed limit7.2 road signs
end up attãage 2ã́-èvgo till reaching, end up atA kẽname n tɩ tãag tɩɩm doogã.He walked till he reached the pharmacy.
end up doingkonge 3òvend up doing for lack of anything better
end, terminatesɛɛ̀vend, terminateWẽnnaam pãng ka sɛt ye.The power of God is never finished.
endeavour towɩɩgeɩ́-èvstrive, endeavour toFo ye n wɩɩge, tɩ na n wa zemsame.You make again an effort and it will be OK.kable 2á-èvendeavour to, strive forgĩigiìvstrive, make a shift, endeavour totõnd me sẽn gĩigdã yaa d na paam tɩ sa ka ne beoogo.synmao 1mobne2modge1 1nadge
endeavour to, strivemodge1 1ó-èvto try, make an effort, endeavour to, striveb modga ne tʋʋmdã.syngĩigi
endingzʋʋgaʋ́nendpoint, extremity, extreme end, summit, peak, ending, youngest child, last-born, the last, uttermostsynnugẽ biigayẽdga 3è-ánfar end, ending, bottomA tuda moogã yẽdgẽ.He went into the far end of the bushland.satemà-énend, close, tip, summit, ending, peak, extremity, edge, frontier, limitKẽng hal sorã satmẽ.Walk till the ending of the road.zɩlengaɩ̀-ánpeak, tip, en extremity, summit, tack, endingbaasgoá-ónend, ending
endlesska-saaboadjeternal, endless
endless oozingmidg-midgiadvendless oozing, incessant gentle rainsa-sikã wẽnde, saagã tõe n yõka midg-midg yibeoog n tãag zaabre.
endpointnoore2 3ó-ènendpoint, extremity, marginzʋʋgaʋ́nendpoint, extremity, extreme end, summit, peak, ending, youngest child, last-born, the last, uttermostsynnugẽ biiga
ends of the earthtẽngã satmẽnends of the earthA yii tẽngã satmẽ n na n wa n kelg a Salmo yam vẽenem goamã.She came from the ends of the earth to hear the wisdom of Solomon.
enduredeeg toogoexpr.endure, to bear the weight of
enema (give an)leege1èvto give an enemaA leega biigã t'a sã.She makes an enema to her child so that it defecates.
enemiesbɛɛbaɛ́n.plenemies
enemykɩɩsdanopponent, enemysynmaood-n-taaganin-kɩɩsdabɛɛmaɛ́nenemysynbɛ2bɛyabɛyanenemy, foeF sã n zĩnd kɩɩg sikrẽ, f sã n pa yɩ kɩɩgã bɛya, f yɩta koambã bɛya.If you take part in the palm rat hunt, if you don't make the rat an enemy, you will be the enemy of the children. (Proverb: Whatever the outcome, adults cannot help but have some responsibility on their backs.)synbɛ2bɛɛma
enemy, foebɛ2ɛ́nenemy, foesynbɛɛmabɛya