dawrugol leydiexprFrnsouveraineté nationaleEngnational sovereignty, state sovereignty4.3GouvernementEngGovernmentFrn3.43.4JuridiqueEngLegalFrn
dawsaadevFrnréduire, mincir, se calmer, s’affaisserEngto reduce; subside; can refer to the wind; waves; fire; and even to the behavior of people who reduce bad ways;Henndu dawseke joonin.FrnLe vent a diminué d'intensité.EngThe wind has begun to subside now.A tawii o dawseke joonin, si wanaa ɗum o fiyeteno.FrnTu vas voir qu'il s'est calmé, sinon il allait te frapper.EngYou will find he has calmed down now, if not he would hit you.Synonymsɓuytudeɗuytude 1hakindinde
de11advFrnainsi, ainsi que, alors, c'est pourquoi, pour cette raisonEngso; so that; so then; then; therefore; that is why; for this reasonSynonymsjaka 1jonkaandelle 1salla 1yalla 12adv/conjFrnet, et alors, puis, ensuite, mais, quand même, pourtant, cependant, néanmoinsEng(conj) and; and then; and yet; but; but still; however; that; that evenSynonymsammaafaa 1kaa 1kay
debbon1Frnfemme ou filleEngwoman or girl2La PersonneEngPersonFrn2FrnfemelleEngfemalesing: o plur: ɓerew(u)ɓe
debbo mawɗon1Frnvieille femmeEngan old woman2La PersonneEngPersonFrn2FrnveuveEnga widow who is childless and is no longer of marriageable ageComparecolocologortaalo 1Synonymsdebbo nayeejo 1sing: o plur: ɓerewuɓe mawɓe
debbo nayeejon1Frnune vieille femmeEngan old woman2Frnveuve qui n'a pas d'enfantsEnga widow who is childless and is no longer of marriageable ageComparecolocologortaalo 1Synonymsdebbo mawɗo 1sing: o plur: ɓerewuɓe nayeeɓe
debeerenFrnun village constitué de noirs africainsEnga village composed of [J] black Africans or [J;Y;G;M] riimayɓe4.3.1.3CommunautéEngCommunityFrnsing: nde plur: ɗedebeeje
debereedunFrnfemme enceinteEnga pregnant woman - contracted form of "debbo reedu"Synonymshaamilikaamili2La PersonneEngPersonFrnsing: o plur: ɓedebereeduuɓe
deenFrnépouse, femme (utilisé avec le nom du mari)Engwife; used with the name of the husband;dee MuusaFrnL'épouse de Moussa.EngMuusa's wife;Ali na woodi deekiiwo kaɓeteeɗo.FrnAli a une femme qui aime se bagarrer.EngAli has a wife who likes to fight.Comparejom suuduSynonymsdey2sing: o plur: ɓedeekiraaɓe
deedinFrnestomacs, ventresEngstomaches; bellies; rumens (see reedu)plur: ɗi
deegaruwolnFrnespèce de hangar tisséEngA hanger woven from "bali" used to suspend calabashes from the ceiling.Comparebalol 1Synonymsjonngorgol6.5BâtimentEngBuildingFrnsing: (n)gol plur: ɗideegaruuji
deegen1Frnbaldaquin au-dessus du litEngcanopy over the bedComparefeɗoleggal deege 1miralpalal5.1Équipement de la maisonEngHouse equipmentFrn2Frnétagère basse pour mettre des plats et potsEnga low shelf for storing dishes and potsCompareganngiiresing: o plur: ɗideegeeji