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oathshir 2noath
oath takingshiri 2v oath taking
obeliskjuunobelisk
occupation.randan 2noccupation.
offence.ɗudur 2noffence.
offering a helping hand.nai-huɓovoffering a helping hand.
officeɗyee-randan 1noffice ɗyee-randan mo a piɦii.his place of work is far.
offspring, descendantɓayalanoffspring, descendant
oftenfəngfəngadvoften
oil use for plaiting.məmaar-cinoil use for plaiting.
oilymyenadjoily
okey, alrightjee 1adjokey, alright
okey. see ooauokey. see oo
okrogwolkwanokro
old mannyet-ɦwalanold man
old womanhaarnold woman haar ɗo awurimo taa hu.the old woman in that house is dead
old. use for noun classes of old animals.yindiadjold. use for noun classes of old animals.ngtu yindi ɓwol to ɗoka ɗye repiɗa.I have an old goat at home for sale.
olive tree or the fruitfatnolive tree or the fruit taa ma məmaar na mwi fat.oil is produced out of olive fruit.
on selfci-nyet-kaadvon self
on the rockgyakanon the rock
on top, up, abovecika1 1non top, up, above
on uscimot 1non us
once upon a time.(usually it is use in story telling).ɓato-tahyaaonce upon a time.(usually it is use in story telling).
one day, someday.tukwaadvone day, someday.
one of pyam’s villages as the westerners came and to it. See ɗichansoicangsonone of pyam’s villages as the westerners came and to it. See ɗichansoi
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