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gartol nFrnretour à la maisonEnghome comingsing: ngol
garuwal nFrnmaison rectangulaire fait de briquesEnga rectangular house made of bricksComparebokkuɗoorubuguuruhuɗooruhukumkunnguuruloofeerusukkuuruwinndeeruworworduSynonymsbenal1suudu16.5BâtimentEngBuildingFrnsing: ngal plur: ɗegaruuje
gas-avFrnfini (être -)Engfinished (be -)3.33.3MathématiqueEngMathematicsFrnhuuɓ-a, hant-o, timm-a
gase nFrnétangs creusés, bassins d'eau creusésEngpools that have been dug out (see wayre)1.3EauEngWaterFrnplur: ɗe
gasii Frnbien, justeEnggood, just right, right
gasin advFrnencore, de nouveauEngagainCompareɗiimitindeSynonymsgadingatinkadinkasenkatin
gasirdenFrnfinEngendSynonymswortorde3.33.3MathématiqueEngMathematicsFrn
gasude vFrnêtre bien, parfait, satisfaisantEngto be okay; perfect; satisfactory; good
gataaje nFrnpremières pluies avant la saison pluvieuse, pluie de manguesEngthe first preliminary rains before the rainy season starts; harbinger rains; sometimes also called mango rainsCompareceeɗucoltedabbundekakkitorɗendunngu 1ƴuwoondeSynonymskorse1.1.3TempsEngWeatherFrnplur: ɗe
gatal n1Frnrondin pour litEngA log slightly longer than the width of a mat; with a "head" on one side that is often painted red. Nine of these logs are placed on forked pieces which are pounded into the ground; and which then serve to support the mats that make up a traditional Fulani bed.5.1Équipement de la maisonEngHouse equipmentFrn2Frnbois de traverse pour hangarEngthe crosspiece of a hanger6.5BâtimentEngBuildingFrn3FrnlitEnga bed\asp [M] gatol; gadoCompareganndalleggal deege 1miralnyiɓalpalalsing: ngal plur: ɗegate
gatin advFrnencore, de nouveauEngagainCompareɗimmitaadeSynonymsgadingasinkadinkasenkatin
gawaade vFrnchasser, poursuivreEngto huntCompareɓaaru 1fiɗude 1gaawalkural 1malfaSynonymsdonsaadeloohaade
gawagol vFrnchasser (faire la chasse), poursuivreEngto hunt
gawdi nFrnespèce d'acaciaEngkind of acacia treeSynonymsngawdiAcacia nilotica1.4.1ArbresEngTreeFrnsing: ki plur: ɗegawde
gawnde nFrnla chasseEngthe huntSynonymsfilnde 1loohiriloongal6.4Chasse et pêcheEngHunt and fishFrnsing: nde
gawri n1Frnplante de milEngthe millet plantPennisetum americanum1.4.3Herbes, plantes grimpantesEngGrass, herb, vineFrn2Frnmil, grain de milEngthe millet grain3Frntoute sorte de mil ou sorghoEngany of the grains commonly cultivated; such as millet or sorghumComparebogodolloSynonymsmuutiri 1sonnoori 1yoyiiri 15.2NourritureEngFoodFrnsing: ndi
gawriyel nFrngrains de nénupharEngthe seeds of the water lily found in the middle of its flower; these are edibleCompareboolololdaamarawolkukkuturuutukuttukuruutoltaɓɓeretammereSynonymsguynaarengommbiiretimbooriire5.2NourritureEngFoodFrnsing: ngel plur: koyngawrihoy
gawtooɗo nFrnchasseurEnghunter6.4Chasse et pêcheEngHunt and fishFrn6.1TravailleurEngWorkerFrn
gawuujo nFrnchasseurEnghunter6.4Chasse et pêcheEngHunt and fishFrn6.1TravailleurEngWorkerFrn
gawuure1 n1Frnmolaire (dent)Enga molar tooth2.1Le corpsEngBodyFrn2Frnmolaire qui fait malEnga sore molarComparehooreeremusinirdengaŋrawaanduureyareereSynonymsgaggiterenyiindesing: nde plur: ɗegawuuje
gawuure2nFrncarie dentaireEngcaries, dental decay2.2.2MaladieEngDiseaseFrn
gaydoombal nFrnfennecEngFennec foxSynonymsjunkuuruwewbaagaaruCanis zerda1.5.1.1MammifèreEngMammalFrnsing: ngal plur: ɗegaydoombe
gayɗe nFrntrous dans le sol, tunnels, terrierEngholes in the ground; tunnels; burrow (see ngayka)1.2.1TerreEngLand, earthFrnplur: ɗe
gayɗe ndiyam tuunɗamexprFrnfosses septiquesEngseptic tank1.3EauEngWaterFrn
gaye 1adj/rpn/interrogFrnquel, lequel, laquelleEngwhich for the noun class "ga";Araawa gaye waati keeŋan?FrnQuel âne est mort hier ?EngWhich donkey died yesterday?2adjMi anndaa araawa gaye waati.EngI don't know which donkey died.3rpnO anndaa gaye waati.EngHe doesn't know which (one/donkey) died.Synonymsngaye 1