wẽkeèwẽgsev1Frnpresser, essorer, sécher, perdre son eauEngsqueeze, spine-dry, loose the water, to dry up, dry outA peka fuugã n wẽke, n yɛgd tɩ kʋɩ.FrnElle a lavé l’habit et l'a essoré puis elle le met pour sécher.EngShe washed the garment and squeezed it before hanging it up to dry.2Frnfranchir l'âge de la jeunesse, s'approcher de la vieillesseEngto age, get old, exceed or go beyond the age of youth, get close to old ageA ka nin-kẽem yẽ ye, la a paam n wẽkame.FrnIl n'est pas vieux mais il s'approche de la vieillesse.EngHe is not really old but he gets closer to old age.synkʋdgekʋʋle 1wẽkdawẽkrefɛ, fɛɛge, fɛɛlge, fɛɛse, kʋɩ, rage, wake

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  1. Tony Naden says:

    1) Eng. “loose the water” isn’t English. essorer is “wring (out)”

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