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ustugolnFrnsoustractionEngsubtraction3.33.3MathématiqueEngMathematicsFrn
usu interjFrnbruit fait pour chasser /éloigner un bœufEnga sound made in order to chase a cow awaySynonymsasskisskuss 1osiosstektik
usuru françaisnFrnpetite taxe pour le droit de vendre des marchandises au marchéEngthis is a small tax that is charged in order to sell something in the marketComparepatantiSynonymslampo6.8.6ArgentEngMoneyFrnsing: o plur: ɗiusuruuji
uugaade v1Frnfrotter avec une pierre ponce pour lisser une calebasse ou gourdeEngto rub a "tummbude"; "horde" or "jollooru" with a palm sized pumice stone to make it white and smoothSynonymswoggude 1woogude2Frnêtre mou, souple, tendre, décrit un endroit sablonneux où il est facile à cultiverEngto be soft; this describes a sandy spot in a field that is easy to hoe even if it does not rain; or a place which on the surface is a bit soft in the morning;En njaha dow tilde toon sabo toon ɓuri uugaade.FrnAllons là-bas auprès de la colline, car là-bas il est facile de cultiver,EngLet's go over on that hill because over there it will be easier to hoe.Toon feewaa, min uugoto tan.FrnLà-bas il est sec, nous allons seulement cultiver la surface.EngThere it is dry, we will only hoe the surface.CompareuugordewoogirdeSynonymswaggiɗinde 1
uugorde nFrnpierre ponceEnga pumice stone used to rub chalky dirt into a calabash in order to whiten itComparewoogudeSynonymswoogirdesing: nde plur: ɗeuugorɗe
uulo n1Frnespèce de planteEngkind of of plantCassia obtusifolia1.4.3Herbes, plantes grimpantesEngGrass, herb, vineFrn2Frnespèce de planteEngplant found in the Sahel and Savannah. It is not appetizing and its seeds are toxic. It is used to make medicine.Synonymspampantu 1Cassia occidentalis1.4.3Herbes, plantes grimpantesEngGrass, herb, vineFrnsing: ko plur: ɗiuulooji
uumude vFrngémir, râler, se plaindreEngto moan or groanCompareŋuyludeottudeSynonymsumsude
uur advFrnodeur agréable, bonne odeur, sentir bonEnga superlative that means something really smells good;Ɗum na uuri uur.FrnCela a vraiment une bonne odeur. Cela sent vraiment bon / agréable.EngThat really smells nice.CompareuurudeSynonymsbugubuy 1gusa
uurdinFrnbaumeEngbalm, balsamure
uurnaade vFrnsentir qqch, flairer, humer, renifler, Engto smell something; to sniff a scent; to scent;O wi'ii sanaa mi sooɗa turaare nde sabo mi omtii ɗum, mi uurneke.FrnElle a dit que je dois acheter ce parfum car je l'ai ouvert et senti / humé son odeur.EngShe said I had to buy this perfume because I opened it and smelled it.Synonymsmaatude 1
uurngol e lumngolnFrnodeurEngsmell, odour
uurnude vFrnparfumerEngto flavor with, to put scent on, to put perfume on
uurude vFrnavoir une bonne odeur, sentir bonEngto have a good odor; generally as a result of using perfume; to smell goodComparegusaluuɓudeneesude
uutude v1Frnexhumer, déterrer, excaverEngto unbury; to dig up2Frnfaire remonter un ancien problèmeEngfig. to bring up an old problemSynonymsleggude 1
uweede vFrnêtre enterré, inhuméEngto be buriedSynonymsufeede
uwirde nFrntombe, tombeauEnga grave; tombSynonymssaabeereufirdeyanaandesing: nde plur: ɗeuwirɗe
uwude v1Frnenterrer,, inhumerEngto burySynonymsirudemooɓude 1ufude 12FrnplanterEngused fig. for to plantSynonymsaawudeirudemooɓude 1ufude 1
uwugol nFrnenterrementEngburial, funeral

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