Panim Talking Dictionary

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ɓaɓalit

noun butterfly

Speaker: Segena Som

ɓaɓan

noun west wind

Speaker: Segena Som

ɓaɓan

noun wind from the bush

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɓaɓan

noun wind from the sea

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɓasu ɗaɗal

noun jungle vine

Speaker: Segena Som

ɓuɓunuɠa

sentence run (imperative)

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɗaɗal

noun vine

Speaker: Segena Som

eɓen mamag

noun your thumb

Speaker: Segena Som

eɓen mamag

noun his thumb

Speaker: Segena Som

eɓeni mamag

noun my thumb

Speaker: Segena Som

eɓeni mamag silu

noun my fingernail

Speaker: Segena Som

gagatu

adjective black (things)

Speaker: Segena Som

gegehin

adjective dirty

Speaker: Segena Som

gogodo

[gogodoʰ] noun his back

Speaker: Segena Som

gogodom

noun your back

Speaker: Segena Som

gogodomi

noun my back

Speaker: Segena Som

ɠaɠad

noun arrow

Speaker: Segena Som

ɠaɠatu

adjective black (things)

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɠanani

noun my skin here

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɠanani

noun my skin here

Speaker: Segena Som

ɠoɠoɗoni

noun back

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɠuɠunuɠa ~ ɠuɠuluɠa

verb run

Speaker: Segena Som

hilinin

noun your navel

Speaker: Segena Som

ho age iɗ ijejeja

sentence they all give me a banana

Speaker: Deb Molem

ige taβanɓan

sentence we stand

Speaker: Segena Som

ile taβanan

sentence we two stand (1dl)

Speaker: Segena Som

kakanija

adjective dry

Speaker: Segena Som

kuku dugwa

[kukudugʷa ] verb carry a child on shoulder

Speaker: Segena Som

mamag ai

numeral five

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

mamag ai an ɓala ai

numeral nine

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

mamag ai elis

numeral seven

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

mamag ai elis

numeral ten

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

mamag ai ized

numeral eight

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

mamag ai olɸan

numeral six

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

megega

verb look for

Speaker: Segena Som

meleliʃ iɗ ise hi

sentence they give banana

Speaker: Deb Molem

na alal

noun bush

Speaker: Segena Som

na tutu

noun piece of wood

Speaker: Segena Som

ɔgɔgou

[ɔgɔgoʊ] adjective crooked

Speaker: Segena Som

ɸo elis ɠaɠatu ai

phrase two black pigs

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɸo ɠaɠatu ai

[foː ɠaɠatu] phrase black pig

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɸo ɠaɠatu ai sisu

phrase my black pig

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɸo sisu elis ɠaɠatu ai

phrase my two black pigs

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

ɸululueɠa

sentence fly (imperative)

Speaker: Segena Som

ɸululuɠa

sentence fly (imperative)

Speaker: Segena Som

ɸululuija

verb fly

Speaker: Segena Som

tatal

noun chicken

Speaker: Segena Som

tauta

[taʊta] noun north wind

Speaker: Segena Som

tautai

[taʊtaɪ] noun north wind

Speaker: Segena Som

taβanan

sentence we two stand (1dl)

Speaker: Segena Som

titiɸu

noun sap

Speaker: Segena Som

tutu

noun mountain

Speaker: Segena Som

tutuʔadi

adjective straight

Speaker: Segena Som

ulinin

noun your heart

Speaker: Segena Som

wuɓ ɓuɓulunaɠ

sentence do not run (imperative)

Speaker: Lihot Wagadu

zɔl ɓuɓu

phrase his/her bilum (3sg)

Speaker: Segena Som

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