wearing shoeswitav.inaccwearing shoesMoaag wita neoodr zɩɩm zugu.The Moaaga decides to wear shoes after he gets injured. (proverb: man only realizes the urgency of a situation after it has become critical or irreversible)
wearing the regalia of mourningkʋ-poagendanperson wearing the regalia of mourning
wears the loinclothfu-sẽganwho wears the loincloth because marriedad pa le ya pʋg-sad ye, lebga fu-sẽga.
weather (the)zĩiga 4ínthe weatherZĩigã na n yɩɩ maasg rũndã.Today we will have humid weather.
wedkẽese12ẽ̀vmarry, wedmareávget married, marry, weda mara sibrã sẽn loogã.synkẽ kãademloe furikuili 2úvwed, marry (speaking of a woman getting married to a man)a zagl kuila Bobo raoa.
weedsao2àovweed summarily (and leaving some grass standing)A saoo a pʋʋgã.He weeded his field.nadenga1à-ánweed, a not sowed millet plant, wild millet plantsLa tigsgã wakate, mam na n yeela tigsdbã tɩ b reng n võ nadensã n sẽb kil n yõog bugum, la b tigs koodã n sui m baoorẽ wã.Then I will tell the harvest workers to pull up the weeds first, tie them in bundles and burn them, and then to gather in the wheat and put it in my barn.rẽnda f võog nadengã tɩ ka rẽ a na n dɩɩ ka-bʋtɩ wã.1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
weeded by scrapingkõodre4adjraked, weeded by scrapingtõnd basa so-bukã n dɩk so-kõodrã.