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inflict sufferingnamse1 1á-èvsuffer, mistreat, inflict suffering, tortureNa nams moog namsda f menga.To want to torture the grass is to torture yourself. (Proverb: by wanting to cause suffering or prejudice to others, we find ourselves the victim of our own conduct)
influenzazakoánbrain cold / catarrh, flu, influenzasynmeoogo1 1zaoko12.5.2Disease
informtogs koeeseexpr.inform, tellwilgiìvshow, indicate, inform, demonstrate, report announce, declare, to supply information, to presentM wilgda foo.I am showing you.syntabende2
inform secretlykɩke 2ɩ́-èvinform secretlyYẽ n wʋm yellã, n kɩk maam.He heard of the problem and informed me secretly.
informantkɩba-kɩtaninformant, informerNed pa ningd a kɩb-kɩt yãnd ye.One should not shame his informant. (Proverb: you must protect your sources of information and maintain trust.)
informationkibare 1ì-á-ènnews, report, rumour, information, messageY yĩns kibare?How are you?
informerkɩba-kɩtaninformant, informerNed pa ningd a kɩb-kɩt yãnd ye.One should not shame his informant. (Proverb: you must protect your sources of information and maintain trust.)
informingwilgriì-ínshowing, informing, signalling, markings
infringementwɩɩbdonabominable thing, infringement / transgression of a forbidden thing to do, sacrilege, scandalBaag wɩɩb-yɛng pa dʋʋd-a ye.You don't kill a dog for just a first scandal. (proverb: when a person makes a mistake for the first time, he must be granted leniency.)
infusetĩ2ìvinfuse, brewing of teaWʋlg n bas tɩ tĩ tɩ f yaool n yũ.Put it into the liquid and let it infuse for a while, afterwards you drink it.
ingratitudeyel-sõm-zɩtemningratitude, ungratefulnessYel-sõm-zɩtlem kʋɩɩsda yel-sõmd nifu.Ingratitude dries up the eye of the benefactor. (Proverb: When we are too ungrateful to someone who has done us a service, they will no longer be generous and kind to us.)synsõm-zɩtemsõm-zɩtemò-ɩ́-éningratitude, ungratefulnesssynyel-sõm-zɩtem
ingredientsalga 3áningredientbɩt zẽed salg tõe n yɩɩ nanguri.Sauce ingredient.
ingredientsnoosdoó-ònseasoning, condiments, ingredientsZẽedã noosdo.Ingredients of the sauce.
inguinal herniakʋɩɩgaʋ́ɩ-ànrupture, inguinal herniakʋɩɩg bãag n yika t'a gõd gãe.2.5.2Disease
inhabitanttẽn-kẽedanhabitant, inhabitant, residenttẽng-n-nedaè-é-ànresident of a certain area, inhabitant, resident, familiar person, native
inhabitantsrãmba 5ã̀-áninhabitants or nationals of a localityMali rãmba.The people of Mali.synneba
inhalefõoge 1ṍ-èvpump, suck up, draw a fluid, inhale, breathea googa kõbrã sɩɩlem.yõbseòvsmell, sniff, detect a smell, inhale, breathing inA rɩka nemdã n yõbs n ges n mik tɩ põogame.He smelled the meat and noticed that it is spoiled.synyũbsiyũmsi1fẽooseẽ́-èvaspirate (snot or bone marrow), suck up, draw a fluid, draw in, to breathe in, sniff up (as: nasal mucus), inhaleA fẽoosa kõbrã.He sucked the marrow of the bone.
inhale the vapourwisi 2ìvinhale the steam / vapour, breathe, smell smoke
inheritancedogem pʋɩɩreninheritance (lit. share by birth)
inhibition (without)yaare2à-éadjwithout discomfort, without inhibitionBi-yaare.child without inhibitions.
iniquitiestʋʋm-wẽnseniniquities, wrongdoingNed ning fãa sẽn yet tɩ yẽ yaa Zu-soabã rẽnda, bɩ a bas tʋʋm-wẽnse.Those who say that they belong to the Lord must turn away from wrongdoing. (2Tim 2:19)synyel-wẽnde
initialsɩngre1ɩ́nbeginning, start, origin, base, basis, initialA tʋʋmd sɩngre.The beginning of his work.syntiligriviuglg zĩigãyẽgre 3
initiatesɩnge1ɩ́-èvbegin, start, top tackle, initiateSaagã niime tɩ nebã sɩng bʋdbo.It has rained and the people started to sow.antbaase1sa1 1taamde3àvbegin, start, initiate, proceed, continue, go on withB koo pʋ-bilã n sɛ n taamd pʋ-kãsengã.They finished hoeing the small field and they proceeded to hoe the big field.lugli 2ùvbegin, initiateb sẽn wa n na n lugl reemã tɩ zĩigã zʋʋgame.
injectionvʋdboʋ́-òninjection, booster shotvʋdgreninjection, booster, shot
injection (give an)vʋdge 2ʋ́-èvgive an injection /shot, booster, vaccinate