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ndada elobwanaˈn̩dɑdɑ eloˈbʷɑnɑcomp. ofndadaelobwana 2ndada
ndalan^dɑlɑadvlike thisassim8.3.5.2.2Like, similar
ndanan.ˈdɑnɑnday before yesterdayantes de ontem8.4.1.2.3Time of the day8.4.1.2.1Night8.4.1Period of time8.4.5Relative time8.4.1.2.2Yesterday, today, tomorrow8.4.5.1.3Next8.4.1.2Day8.4.6.2Past8.4.5.2Before
ndarin.ˈdɑɾinbaldcareca2.1.5Hair
ndawiya muroddo-roddon̩dɑwijɑ muɾɔɖɔɾɔɖoprepday after tomorrowdepois-de-amanhã
nddabo1n̩ɖɑbonmarshpântanosynnddiba1 2nddiba2
nddabwaddaˈn̩ɖɑbwɑɖɑnragfarrapo, trapo6.6.1Working with cloth
nddawon̩ɖɑwontype of beansfeijão jogo5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds
nddeⁿɖedemthataquele9.2.3.5Demonstrative pronouns
nddiba1n̩ˈɖibɑ1nvalleyvale2prepdownpara baixosynmusewasewa 2nddabo1
nddiba2n̩ˈɖibɑnmarshpântanosynnddabo1
nddiiddaˈn̩ɖiːɖɑnsmell (good or bad), fragrance, odorcheiro (bom ou mal), fragrância
nddiwaˈn̩ɖiwɑntrap that causes a rock to fall on the preyarmadilha de pedra6.4.2Trap7.2.6.1Catch, capture6.4.6Things done to animals6.4Hunt and fish7.2.6.2Prevent from moving
nddoddaˈn̩ɖɔɖɑneland antelope, the largest antelope in Africa, it is dark in color and has spiral horns.elande antílope1.6.1.1.3Hoofed animals
nddogu1ˈn̩ɖɔgun1mudmatope; lama; lodo1.2.2.1Soil, dirt2plaster; material used to make a final smooth coat on a masonary wall.argamassa6.5.3Building materials7.3.7.3Spread, smear
nddogu2ˈn̩ɖɔgunslimelimo
nddooraˈn̩ɖoːɾɑnashcinza
nddugwaˈn̩ɖugʷɑnlarge basketcesto grandesyntogwa
ndhaadhun̩ðɑːðunlungpulmão2.1.8Internal organs
ndhoⁿðodemtheseaqueles9.2.3.5Demonstrative pronouns
ndhomaˈn̩ðomɑndrum-dancebatuque dança
ndhu1ˈn̩ðunwordpalavra3.5.3.1Word
ndhu2ˈn̩ðunvoicevoz3.5.1.1Voice
ndhugun̩ðugungarbage, rubbishlixo8.3.7.8.3Garbage7.4.5.2Throw awayvadhugunider.vɑðuguningarbage dumpsynvinattattileliwa makatacomp. ofmakata8.3.7.8.3Garbage
ndibwi1ˈn̩dibʷiunspec. comp. form ofndibwi2