invitation to a child to open his mouthhaainterjinvitation (to a child) to open his mouthHaa tɩ m gese.Open (your mouth), I’ll see.
invite (lipside)kãbge2vinvite (lipside)A rɩɩ sagbã n ka kãbg maam ye.He ate porridge, but he didn't invite me.
invite to share a mealkãabe 4ã́-èvinvite to share a meal, to invite to eatRɩt yɩng ka be kãabg ye.What is eaten outside does not need to be invited. Proverb
inviting to actionhaya-hayaninviting to actionHaya-haya n zẽkd roog sugri.There is strength in unity to lift the roof of a house. It is by joining forces that we manage to lift a roof for covering a hut.
irresistible needyĩimií-ìvbecome an irresistible need, be depended or addictedGʋʋrã yĩim-a lame t'a ka le tõe n bas ye.He became addicted to cola nuts and can't do without them any more.
irrigatewalgeá-èvto water sth., irrigate, inundate (single instance), pour / shed a liquid onBao zẽed n walg mui wã.Put some sauce on the rice.waaleá-èvirrigate, to water, spill some liquid on something, pour over, inundateBao zẽed n waal m mui wã.Put some sauce on my rice.warseá-èvto water sth. lightly, sprinkle, spill, splash, irrigate, inundate (many instances)Warse zĩigã koom n yaool n pɩɩse.Sprinkle some water on the place and then sweep it.synminisizõmse2zãgse2àvto irrigate, sprinkle, waterYãk-y koom n zãgs tɩɩsã tɩ b ra ki ye.Water the trees so that they don't die.
irritate (teeth)zãabeá-èvirritate the teeth (after having eaten acid a food)A wãba mangɩ-kãs tɩ zãab a yẽnã.He ate an unripe mango and that irritated his teeth.
irritatedkãbge12àvbe displeased, irritatedA sũurã kãbgame.He is displeased.