tɔdɛavsting, inject-chomapiquer, donner un coup de piqúreBáɔtɔdɛa muphi ka batɔa-ngobho.One injects a needle into sick people.
tɔdɛagavpeck, pick at-chomachomapicoterBaniki báɔ̌tɔdɛaga badhabɔ na ngenge.The children pick at each other with thorns.
tɔkavbe able, can-wezapouvoirBoko bɔbhu bánaɔtɔka gubha á ciko.Not every man is able to cultivate a field.
tɔmavannounce the choice of a womanpasha habari ya kumchagua msichanaannoncer qu'on a fixé son choix sur une femmeMiki-moko aɔntɔma miki-nke.The youth is announcing his choice of a young woman.
tɔndɔadvonly, liketocomme, seulementNke, a tɔndɔ bea miki.A woman is only like a child.
tɔnga11v2vcite-tajaciter, nommerMiki auuba somani, badhakɛ báɔntɔnga ka babɔkɔti abɔ.The child who stole in the daytime, his brothers cite him to their parents.3vaccuse-singiziaaccuser, feindreBánaɔntɔnga nkpa ka nyɔngɔ nakági.One does not falsely accuse someone of something he has not done.
tɔnga2nhusband's brother's wifemke wa ndugu wa mumefemme d'un frère du mariBátɔnga báɔmɛmana eea.The batɔnga borrow food from each other.
tɔngɛnɛngreat-great-grandparent or -childaina ya wazazitrisa1/4eul et son corrélatifBakpa bɔbhu bánaɔbhɛda tɔngɛnɛ.No man touches great-great-grandparenthood (while living).
tɔɔka1v2vbe red, rust-pata kutuêtre rouge, rouillir3vripen-ivamúrirEbogo áɔtɔɔka, áoba njɛu.The green plantain ripens into ripe plantain.
tɔɔmavbe nauseoushali ya kuchafuka kwa roho kiisha kula chakula fulaniavoir de la nausée