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Entry | Native Orthography | Transcription | English | French |
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1 | mi | ˈmi | me, I | moi, je |
2 | mehowa | ˈmehɔwa | to stammer | bégayer |
3 | | ˈmaɪha | one leaves someplace | on s'en va |
4 | himo yaha | ˈhiˈmo ˈjaha | he will go | il va aller |
5 | himo mura | ˈhiˈmo ˈmuɾəʔ | to suck on candies | suçoter des bonbons |
6 | himo ɓiruda | ˈhiˈmo ˈɓɪɾəʔ / ˈɓɪɾudəʔ | to milk | traire |
7 | himo liila | ˈhiˈmo ˈliiləʔ | to put outside to dry | mettre a sécher au dehors |
8 | himo seɗudu | ˈhiˈmo ˈseɗudʊʔ | to separate out flour | séparer la farine du son |
9 | (himo) seeki | (ˈhiˈmo) ˈseekʲi | to tear, rip | déchirer |
10 | (himo) laaba | (ˈhiˈmo) ˈlaabaʔ | beautiful | beau |
11 | (himo) laabaa | (ˈhiˈmo) ˈlaaˈbaa | improper | pas propre |
12 | himo yoɓi | ˈhiˈmo ˈjoɓiʔ | to pay | payer |
13 | himo yoorudu | ˈhiˈmo ˈjooɾudʊʔ | to be in the process of drying | être en train de sécher |
14 | himo wuli | ˈhiˈmo ˈβuliʔ | to heat | faire chaud |
15 | himo lootaada | ˈhiˈmo ˈlootaadəʔ | to bathe (wash) | se baigner (laver) |
16 | boobo | ˈbooboʔ | infant | nourrisson |
17 | baaba | ˈbaabaʔ | father | père |
18 | neene | ˈn̪een̪ɛʔ | mother | mère |
19 | ko kaambe, seynike | ˈko ˈkaaᵐbe, ˈsein̪ike | someone important | quelqu'un d'important |
20 | hoyii | ˈhɔjii | that works better | ça va mieux |
21 | himo muynudu | ˈhiˈmo ˈmuin̪ʊdʊ | he drinks his mother's milk | il boit le lait de sa mère |
22 | o nawye | ˈʔo ˈn̪aujeʔ | old | vieux |
23 | siwtaabee | ˈʃiuti / ˈʃiutaabee | to give birth to twins | accoucher des jumeaux |
24 | lewru | ˈleuru | moon | lune |
25 | gawri | ˈɡauriʔ | a thousand | mil |
26 | Pullo | ˈpʊllo | Pulaar | Peul |
27 | baaba | ˈbaabəʔ | father | père |
28 | ɓaleeyo | ˈɓaleejo | black | noir |
29 | ko maama maako | ˈko ˈmaama ˈmaakoʔ | grandfather | grand'père |
30 | taartadu | mo ˈtaartadʊ | to take off a loincloth (to undress oneself--a woman) | enlever le pagne (se dévêtir - une femme) |
31 | daande | ˈdaaⁿdʊʔ | neck | cou |
32 | ɗaati | ɗaati | to crush | piler |
33 | naa(ni) | ˈn̪aani / ˈn̪aa | yes (polite form) | oui (forme poli) |
34 | ndaaro | ˈⁿdaaɾo | lookǃ | regarde |
35 | kaakul, kaaki | ˈkaakʷʊl, ˈkaakʲi | leaves | des feuilles |
36 | gaarawol | ˈɡaaɾəβɔl | thread | un fil |
37 | naabol | ˈŋaaβɔl | to open a little more | ouvrir un peu plus |
38 | ngaandi | ˈᵑɡaaⁿdiʔ | brain | cervelle |
39 | maama maako | ˈmaama ˈmaakoʔ | grandfather | grand'père |
40 | naa | ˈnaa | yes (polite form) | oui (forme poli) |
41 | himo nyaaɗi | ˈhiˈmo ɲaaɗi | mean, nasty, bad | méchant |
42 | naabol | ˈŋaaβɔl | to open a little more | ouvrir un peu plus |
43 | bon-bon | ˈbɔŋˈbɔŋ | piece of candy | bonbon |
44 | Aadama | ʔaadəməʔ | Adam (a boy's name) | Adam (un prenom de garcon) |
45 | coggu ku jelu | ˈn̩ ˈtʃoɡɡu ˈku ˈdʒelu | What is the price? | Quel est le prix? |
46 | mi jogi gooto | ˈmi ˈdʒoɡi ˈɡootoʔ | I have one. | J'en ai un. |
47 | ko joyi, njoyi | ˈko ˈdʒoji, ⁿdʒoji | five | cinq |
48 | faaⁿdi | ˈhiˈmo faaⁿdi | to be small | être petit |
49 | saami | ˈsaami | to fall | tomber |
50 | mi shikki | ˈmi ˈʃikkʲi | I think yes, he's done it | je pense que oui, il a fait |
51 | himo waˈudu | ˈhiˈmo ˈwaʔudʊʔ | to cut rice (reap) | couper le riz (faucher) |
52 | himo wi'i | ˈhiˈmo βiʔiʔ | to say | dire |
53 | weeti | ˈβeeti | | faire jour |
54 | yardu | ˈjaɾdʊʔ | to drink | boire |
55 | himo 'yaamudu | ˈhiˈmo ʔjaamʊdʊʔ | to ask for someone's hand in marriage | demander en marriage |
56 | laabaa | ʔo ˈlaabaa | improper | pas propre |
57 | raawaando | ˈɾaawaaⁿdo | dog | chien |
58 | hoori | ˈhooɾi | to fast | jeûner (comme pendant le carème) |
59 | o artii | ʔo ˈaɾtii | he returned | il est revenu |
60 | himo mooɗi, o tooraaki | ˈhiˈmo ˈmooɗiʔ, ʔo ˈtooɾaaki | it's good | c'est bon |
61 | ɓe haaɓi | ˈɓe ˈhaaɓi | they are beaten | ils se sont battus |
62 | ɓe haaɓi | ˈɓe ˈhaaɓi | they won | ils ont gagné |
63 | be heli | ˈɓe ˈheli | to break (they are broken) | casser (ils ont cassé) |
64 | be kelli | ˈɓe ˈkelli | to applaud (they applauded) | applaudir (ils ont applaudi) |
65 | fuuta | ˈfuutaʔ | Pulaar (a town) | Peul (une ville) |
66 | fottay | ˈfottaɪ | we'll meet here | on va rencontrer ici |
67 | addo | addo | to take along, lead out | emmener |
68 | galheeki | ɡalˈheeki | to whinny, neigh | hénnir |
69 | hayyo | hajjoʔ | to make a pilgrimage (to Mecca) | faire le pélérinage (à la Mecque) |
70 | ko kaawo, bappa | ˈko ˈkaaβoʔ, ˈbəppəʔ | paternal uncle | oncle paternel |
71 | o immiike | ʔo ˈʔimmiikʲeʔ | to get up (to lift) | se lever (soulever) |
72 | puccu | ˈpʊtʃtʃʊ | horse | un cheval |
73 | siiwaa | ˈsiiˈwaa | not right now | pas maintenant |
74 | mo moodi berde | ˈmo ˈmooɗi ˈbɛɾdeʔ | good at heart | bon de coeur |
75 | ko kanko | ˈko ˈkaŋkoʔ | It's for him/her. | C'est lui. |
76 | be nanngiimo | ˈɓe ˈn̪aŋᵑɡiimoʔ | to catch, trick | attraper |
77 | o wuuli, gonngol | ˈʔo ˈβuuli, ˈɡɔŋᵑɡɔl | taste | goute |
78 | o artii | ˈʔo ˈʔaɾtii | he returned | il est revenu |
79 | o daaneejo | ˈʔo ˈdaaneedʒo | white | blanc |
80 | o annditi | ʔo ˈʔan̪ⁿditi | he recognized | il a reconnu |
81 | ko horde | ˈko ˈhordə | calabash | calebasse |
82 | ko unndugal | ˈko ˈʔʊnⁿdəɡal | mortar (pestle) | mortier (pilon) |
83 | mi artataa | ˈmi ˈʔartataa | I will not return. | Je ne reviendrai pas. |
84 | mi noddidataa mo | ˈmi ˈn̪oddidaˈtaamo | I will not call him. | Je ne l'appelerai pas. |