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entrance, entering
entreatfĩiniĩ́-ìventreat, beg, implore, beseecha ka mi fĩin n bõs bũmb ye.wẽ kãntɩɩgaexpr.entreat, bag, implore, clap the hands in a manner that asks for forgiveness or patienceTʋmtʋmdã wõgemda a soaalã taoore, n wẽ kãntɩɩg n yeele: «Maan-y sũ-mar ne maam, tɩ m na n yaoo samdã zãnga.»So the servant fell on his knees, imploring him, ‘Have patience with me, and I will pay you everything.’
entrustgũnugiũ̀vguard (have someone to), entrust, be trusted withÃndã n na n dɩk paoong sɩd-sɩd n gũnug yãmba?How can you be trusted with true wealth? syngũlgi
entrust somebody with somethingbobleòventrust somebody with somethingMoaagã bobla sĩnmiigã a naafã.A Mossi entrusts his cow to a Fulani person.
entrust totãnge 2á-èventrustRɩk yellã n tãng f ma.Entrust this problem to your mother.
entrust to somebodybas neventrust to somebody, commitA sika a rɩɩbã n bas ne ned ning sẽn gũud teedã.He left the food with the officer in charge of the supplies.
entwinemobende1 1òvto enfold sth., clasp in somebody's arms, entwineBiigã mobenda a ma.The child clasps his mother.
enumeratesõdgeóvenumerate, recite, list, to number, countA sõdga koambã fãa yʋya.She recited the names of all the children.
enuresisgã-pʋkrenenuresis, bed-wettingsynrʋʋd-ko-rʋʋdgo2.5.2Diseaserʋʋd-ko-rʋʋdgonenuresis, bed-wettingsyngã-pʋkre2.5.2Disease
envelopmobne1 2òvenvelop, wrapbao vãoog n moben nemdã tɩ yaa zõose.mobende1 2òvwrap up, envelopA mobenda nemdã.He wrapper the meat (in a paper).
envelope
environmentwen-vɩʋʋgãnenvironmentween-vɩʋʋgonlandscape, environment1.2.1Land
envoytʋntʋndanmessenger, sent-one, envoy, herald6.1.1Worker
envyraabo2á-ònwill, want, wish, liking, envy, desire, needsynratemtʋlsem
ephemeridesyaafo2nmayfly, ephemeridessynyuufu1.6.1.7Insect
epidemic diseasebã-tolem-tolemnepidemic disease2.5.2Disease
epiglottisvʋʋs-limdinepiglottis2.1Body
epilepsybã-lʋtemnepilepsysynkĩsinkĩiri2.5.2Diseasekĩsinkĩiriĩ̀-ínepilepsy, an epileptic fitsynbã-lʋtem2.5.2Disease
epileptic fitkĩsinkĩiriĩ̀-ínepilepsy, an epileptic fitsynbã-lʋtem2.5.2Disease
epochzãmaana 1ntime, epoch, generationwakate 1á-ènmoment, time, times, period, epoch, eraZabrã wakat tɩ tõnd da nan ka rog ye.At the epoch of war before we were born.synwẽnde3zamaana 1à-á-àntime, epoch, era of ..., generation, humanitysynrepiblikiwakatontime (moment), epochFo sã n zãgs koob f pãng wakato, fo pãngã sẽn wat n sa la f kood tɩ wĩndg kẽ.If you refuse to cultivate while you have strength, you will cultivate until sunset when you have no strength left. (Proverb: a person must take advantage of his dynamism while he has some to work, because he will not have it all the time. It is during this period that he must prepare for his retirement.)synsasa1
equalzem-taaba 1adjequal, level, evenmak-n-taaga1nhis alike, his fellow-creature, his like, his equalNin-kãngã sõmblem ka tar mak-n-taag ye.This person has not his alike (he is unique).yembre 2é-énumsimilar, alike, equalFãa ya a yembre.They all are alike.a ye2expr.identical, same, equalKi ne nadeng k a ye ye.The sown millet plant and the wild millet plant are not identical. (A proverb saying: there is a big difference between the real one and only an imitation. A photocopy is not the same as the original.)
equal (be)zeme 1èvequalize, equal (be), even up, match up to, be equivalent toB yiibã fãa zema taaba.Both are equal.
equal (the)taare1 2ánthe equal, the same, equivalent, match, partner of sth.Wẽnd na paas a taare.may God give him the same.
equal to (to make oneself)zengeé-èvto make oneself equal to, measure against sth./sb/, even up, match up to, measure up to, compare toA rat n dɩka a meng n zeng a kẽema.He wants to match himself up to his older brother.