geldolnFrnexcuse, sous prétexte, raison pour faire une fauteEngan excuse; plea; reason for making a mistakeSynonymsjeldolsabaabuujuurusing: ngol plur: ɗigeldi
gele1adj/rpn/interrogFrnquel, lequel, laquelleEngwhich for the diminutive noun class "gel"Le'el gele coodataa?FrnQuel bol vas-tu acheter?EngWhich small wooden bowl will you buy?2adjMi anndaa le'el gele coodammi tafon.FrnJe ne sais pas quel bol j’achèterai.EngI don't know yet which little wooden bowl I will buy.3rpnO faamaay gele o soodata tafon.FrnElle ne sait pas lequel elle achètera.EngShe doen't know which (one/little bowl) she will buy.Synonymsngele 1
gellenFrncités, villesEngtowns; cities (see ngenndi)plur: ɗe
gelleerenFrnfruit de la palme Engthe fruit of the palm tree Hyphaene thebaica ("gelley") It is a large hard fruit with a sweet pulp under the hard exterior. It is this pulp which is eaten. The seed of the fruit is sometimes chewed as well.SynonymsyelleereHyphaene thebaicasing: (n)de plur: ɗegelleeje
gemenenFrnfavoris, côteletteEnga sideburns; a single hair from the sideburns is "gemenewol ngol"ComparewaareSynonymssaadewol2.1Le corpsEngBodyFrnsing: o plur: ɗigemeneeji
gempeerenFrnsacoche de selleEnga saddlebagSynonymsgafakka 1sing: nde plur: ɗegempeeje
genɗenFrnvilles, citésEngtowns; cities (see ngenndi)plur: ɗe
GenonFrnle nom de Dieu avant que l'islam soit arrivéEngthe pre-Islamic name for God; see Kumen by Ahmadou-Hampate Ba. To quote Ron Nelson; "Geno created the world and all that is in it. Geno is not accessible now; but he does have ultimate control over all the good and bad forces which are abroad in the world" ("Fulɓe Cultural Elements as Contact Points for the Gospel;" p. 95).SynonymsAllaLaamɗosing: o
geren1FrncôtéEnga side;Joƴƴin ɗum gere lettugal toon.FrnMet cela au côte est.EngPut that on the east side.Synonymssengo 1sera 12Frnun endroit, une place, un lieuEnga place; in an indefinite (e.g. "gere goɗɗo") or possessive sense (e.g. "gere am")Taa jooɗa ɗoon, wo gere makko.Synonymsjoonnde 1lunndenokkuure 1sengo 1sera 13Frnune partie de quelque choseEnga part of something;Ko aawumi gere majjum fuu fuɗii.FrnLa partie que j'ai planté a germé.EngThat part that I planted has all sprouted.Synonymsbakafeccere1geɗungeɗusewre 1yemreyogasing: nde plur: ɗigereeji
gerralnFrnfrancolin ou caille, perdrixEngpartridge; various francolins or quailFrancolinus sp. or Coturnix sp.1.5.1.2OiseauEngBirdFrnsing: ngal plur: ɗegerre