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30 Ngizim-English-Hausa Dictionary with a swollen scrotum, to suspend a bag to hold up his testicles | Hausa d�g�ru v.A2bi (v.n. d�g�r�) fail to get down from a high place or out of a tight space | Hausa d�g�y� n. period of constant rain at the end of August | Hausa marka d�gdu v.A2b (v.n. d”gd�, d�g”t) glare at | Hausa harara d�ge part. you know… ex ka kk”mag”ri ga�ag” mo? g”d”nci d”ge why are you beating him? he’s your little brother, you know | Hausa fa, dai d”gna n. (pl. d”gnanin) wooden food bowl | Hausa akushi d�go = d�go adv. 1. first, to start with ex b”dlamu m�, ìWa da,î ja m�, ìWa s”k‰kuya d”go!î the hyena said, “Let’s go,” the dog said, “Let’s chat a bit first!”. 2. (alone or in negative) still, not yet | Hausa tukuna d�dgw��m� n. unruly person | Hausa rigimamme, mutumin da ba ya ji d�gzu v.A2b (v.n. d”gz�, d�g�s) copulate, fuck (vulgar usage), have sexual intercourse, fornicate | Hausa �ika, ci d�k�ma n., adv.loc. west | Hausa yamma d”l id. indicates being killed ex nda t”k”n� aci d”l he was killed dead; � r� nd�gam-nd�ngam ng�rgam da r”b�n� aksh� d”l on the battlefield, the commander killed them all dead | Hausa har lahira d”la n. (pl. d”lalin) jackal (Canis aureus) | Hausa dila d�ll�l n. broker | Hausa dillali D�l� = L�w� n. name for female twin born second | Hausa Usaina d”lp� n. (pl. d”lp�pin) 1. road, path. 2. way, means by which someting is done ex d”lpuk g�bak b”dlamu n� ja ha� gusku this is why the hyena and the dog are enemies to this day | Hausa hanya d�m n. (pl. d�m�min) 1. wood, firewood, stick of wood. 2. medicine ex ai! w��au z�ga d�m hey! that man really knows how to make medicine | Hausa itace d”m�n n. guinea corn with black powder on heads | Hausa d”m� n. (pl. d”mam�n) 1. anvil. 2. oath, swearing to ex k� tan� d”ma? will you swear to it? | Hausa ma�era; rantsuwa d�man n. (pl. d�m�min) rainy season | Hausa damina d�mau v.B (v.n. d�mau) be able, can ex n� d”m�n� miya Ng”z”m I can speak Ngizim; � d”m� fuwa bai he couldn’t get down | Hausa iya d�mau v.B (v.n. d�mau) 1. heat up (water, left over food). 2. cause internal discomfort ex zh�g”m d”mana yu I have to defecate; g”ji d”man� yu I’m thirsty | Hausa �imama d�mba n. very large gourd that has not been split (cf. gw�dl�b��) | Hausa d”mb�dl�m = d�mb�l”m id.adj. circular, oval-shaped ex miya t”mau kasu d”mb”dl”m the mouth of the mortar is circular | Hausa daíira d”mb�l n. 1. pillory, stocks for restraining mad person. 2. (d”mb”l w�d�) stalk placed between the thighs of a newly circumcized boy so that his thighs will not touch his penis ex m�y�m m� w�� n� t”t� v�ji, nd� takws�c� d”mb�l a boy who has trouble sleeping should have a support stalk attached | Hausa turu d”m��l� n. a club similar to kw�kw�r�m� made with desert date seeds | Hausa d”m�u n. weaver bird, probably little weaver (Ploceus luteolus) | Hausa jira d”m dl�g� n. stick from which a calabash is hung as a decoration or container | Hausa
d”mpu n. black horse preferred by praise criers | Hausa dumfu, doki (iri) D�mz� n. name give to a child who is born with feet emerging first | Hausa sunan namiji d”n”mn�m n., adj. (pl. d”n”mn�nin) sweet, sweetness | Hausa za�i D�nda n. a male name | Hausa sunan namiji d�n�u v.A2b (v.n. d�n��) plug up, stop up, be plugged up ex t”nga d”n�”ngara ga�a dafak my nose is stopped up because of a cold | Hausa toshe d�ng�l”s n. purling inside a thatched roof | Hausa d�ng�gu� n. forked pole used as roof support | Hausa gwafa d�nk” d�vu n. mosque stalk (Caralluma dalzielii) | Hausa karan masallaci, wutsiyar damo d�nk�lw� n. calabash used to pack goods for travelling | Hausa �waryar tafiya d��n n. draughts game played by women | Hausa dara d��nku n. (pl. d��nkw�kwin) ulcer, ulcerated wound | Hausa gyambon daji d”��ng�m id.adj. open ex arawi g”shi i ak”rak bana miyak sau d”rangam a thief is happy to find a door open | Hausa bu�a��e d��au v.B (v.n. d��i) wait for | Hausa jira d�rb�r� n. a type of men’s gown | Hausa riga (iri) d”��”s id.adj. indicates heaviness ex D”��”s c”kulab��. (Z�nig D�g�m.) Riddle: Something heavy sweeping the ground. (A king’s gown.) | Hausa amsa amo d��u v.A2b (v.n. d”��, d��”�) grind guinea corn slowly with water to get fine flour | Hausa d��b� n. (pl. d��b�bin) driver | Hausa direba Ngizim-English-Hausa Dictionary 31 d��g�zu v.A2c (v.n. d��g�z�) squash (an insect, etc.); rub back and forth to remove dirt | Hausa cu�a d”�gum�k n. lying on the stomach ex wunyaw v�g”ngar� � d”rgum�k the girl lay down on her stomach | Hausa d�rmi n. the fig tree Ficus polita | Hausa durumi d�rmi gw�na n. physic nut (Jatropha curcas) | Hausa bi ta da zugu d”�n� n. anus | Hausa dubura, ta kashi d”�t� (kuk) n. midnight | Hausa tsakar dare d��tu v.A2b (v.n. d”�t�, d��”t) grind wet substance | Hausa marka�e d�r�d”r� n. barber | Hausa wanzami d��p-d��p id. action done clumsily ex b”dlamu sh�lu bai, s� suw�rigara d”��p-d”��p the hyena paid no attention, she just continued dancing clumsily | Hausa amsa amo d”�us quant. all, complete, completely ex d”�us k”ci all of it is yours | Hausa duk, duka d”�w� n. black and white dog | Hausa kare ba�i da fari d”sk� n., adv.loc. (pl. d”skw�kin) 1. sky. 2. above, on top of ex ��tatin � d”sku ssau the birds are on the house; ��tatin � d”sku n� ssau the birds are above the house | Hausa sama, sama da d�vi� n., adv.time (pl. d�v�vi�) night; at night ex d”vi� b”dlamu j� bara at night the hyena went hunting | Hausa dare, da dare d�vu n. (pl. d�v�vin) 1. road, path. 2. way, means of ex Ka k”ma ma nda kurun, nda bana d”vu kuru. If you hear that one rejects (something), he has found the means to reject it. 3. (in d�vu w��Ö) the way that, how ex na z”ga d”vu w��a w�t”shi � n� � �ag” n”n bai I don’t know how sneezing comes upon a person | Hausa hanya
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