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incestkĩir vɩɩbdoí ɩ́-ónincest
incisewedge2é-èvto cut into sth., incise, operate, cut apart (single instance)B wedga a kargã tɩ met yita.They incised his leg and pus came out.
incise deeplybẽdgeẽ̀vincise deeply, scratch deeply, carve, cut into (single instance)
incise several timesbẽ2ẽ̀verb.itincise several times, scratch, carve, cut intoWi-kɩtã bẽe a nengã sõama. The tattoo artist incised her face.
incision (make an)boke2òvvaccinate, do an incision, cut, mark
incisions (make)kɩɩse2ɩ̀vmake incisions, to make tribal marks5.4Adornment
incisoryẽn-kʋrsdgancanine tooth, incisor toothsynyẽn-sɩlenga2.1Body
incisor (tooth)yẽn-barganincisor (tooth)2.1Body
incitetõke2 2ó-èvprompt, incite, push toA tõka biigã t'a tɩ zu.He incited the child to steal.
incite a dog to chasesoose2ó-èvto excite a dog, to incite a dog to chase by saying “soa-soa-soa”soos baagã t'a rig soaambã n yõke.synsaase5
incite a dog to chase gamesaase5vincite a dog to chase gamea saasa baagã t'a rig soaambã n yõke.synsoose2
incite a quarrelzableàvto incite a quarrel, make people fight, cause to get into conflictYẽ n zabl kambã taab n yaool n yɛs n getẽ tɩ b pãbd taaba.He caused the children to get into conflict and then he stood there and watched how the beat each other.
incite sb. topirsií-ìvinstigate, spur on, prompt, excite sb., rouse, incite sb. toB pirsa koambã tɩ b pãb taaba.They instigated the children to beat each other.
inclinedzulumdi2adjinclined, tiltedRoog yʋʋrã tɩ yaa zulumdi.Put the jar straight up for it is tilted.rɛlengaɛ́-áadjinclined, tilt, bent over, slantmaneg yʋʋrã n dogl tɩ kɩllame n ya rɛlenga.
includening sʋkaninclude, insert, enclose
incoherent manneryõsd-yõsdoóadvin a incoherent mannerYɛlã kell n yɩɩ yõsd-yõsd woto tɩ ned ka wʋm a võor ye.The problem is still so incoherent that nobody understands it.synyood-yoodo
incoming moneykẽegdganincoming money6.8Money
incomparablea toindef.other, another, unique, incomparableWeer a to.Another time / moment.Lampalga pa yiisd a to bugmẽ ye.Cotton can not save other cotton that caught fire. (proverb, e.g. a poor person can not help another poor person to get out of financial problems.
incompletekãre2adjincomplete, nothing but, missing somethingA waa ne bend-kãre.
incomplete benefityel-sõm-sãoognincomplete benefitYel-sõm-sãoog pidsda / lekda ne beem.The incomplete benefit is completed by contempt. (proverb meaning: people only see the half-empty bottle)
incomplete walllal-wɛdgnincomplete wallLal-wɛdg são sog-zaka.An incomplete brick wall is better than only a straw mat wall. (proverb)
inconsistant
inconsistentbõondeṍadjslushy, sloppily, inconsistentSag-bõonde.A slushy porridge.
inconsistent and unclearlɩt-lɩteadvinconsistent and uncleartalla lɩt-lɩt woto tɩ tõnd ka wʋm yellã võor ye.
incorrectkɛgre1adjincorrect, false, crooked, out of proportion, unfairTʋʋm-kɛgre.Crooked work.anttɩrga1syngoalenga 1golengokeoose 2éo-èvnot be straight, be incorrectA goamã keoosa bilfu.His speech is not quite right.