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5,819 languages with published entries

Sign languages

4 sign languages with signs. Signs are shown in SignWriting, never as notation.

  • British Sign Language

    117 published entries

  • American Sign Language

    50 published entries

  • Argentine Sign Language

    4 published entries

  • Adamorobe Sign Language

    2 published entries

122 words and 114 phrases found.

Kirundi

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A
Agahinda[ah-gah-hee-ndah]
noun
sadness

“Afise agahinda kenshi ku mutima.”

He has a lot of sadness in his heart.

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agatasi[ah-gah-tah-see]
noun
short rainy season

“Imvura y'agatasi iraguye.”

The rain of the short rainy season has fallen.

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Akazi[a-ka-zee]
noun
Work

“Ndashaka akazi k'ubu.”

I am looking for work now.

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Amafaranga[a-ma-fa-ra-nga]
noun
Money

“Ufise amafaranga yo kugura imbuto?”

Do you have money to buy fruit?

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Amahoro[Ah-mah-ho-roh]
noun
Peace

“Amahoro abe nawe.”

Peace be with you.

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Amata[ah-mah-tah]
Noun
Milk

“Umwana ariko anywa amata.”

The child is drinking milk.

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Amazi[ah-mah-zee]
noun
Water

“Ndashaka amazi.”

I want water.

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Bitatu[bee-tah-too]
Number
Three

“Afise abana batatu.”

He has three children.

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Gatanu[gah-tah-noo]
Number
Five

“Mpa amafaranga amajana atanu.”

Give me five hundred francs.

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Gukora[goo-KOH-rah]
Verb
To work/To do

“Ndiko ndakora ubu.”

I am working now.

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Gukubura[goo-koo-boo-rah]
verb
To sweep

“Gukubura mu nzu biraruhisha.”

Sweeping the house is tiring.

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Gushavura[gu-sha-voo-ra]
verb
to get angry

“Ntiwihutire gushavura ubusa.”

Do not rush to get angry for no reason.

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Gushika[goo-shee-kah]
Verb
To arrive

“Tuzoshika mw'ijoro.”

We will arrive at night.

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Gushimira[Goo-shee-mee-rah]
verb
To thank

“Ndashaka kugushimira.”

I want to thank you.

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Gusoma[Gu-so-ma]
verb
To read

“Ndashaka gusoma iki gitabo.”

I want to read this book.

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Gusuhuza[Goo-soo-hoo-zah]
verb
To greet

“Ndashaka gusuhuza abavyeyi banje.”

I want to greet my parents.

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Ibarabara[ee-bah-rah-bah-rah]
Noun
Road

“Ibarabara ni ryiza cane.”

The road is very good.

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Ibasi[ee-bah-see]
Noun
Bus

“Ibasi yagiye kare.”

The bus left early.

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Ibifungurwa[ee-bee-foo-ngoo-rwa]
noun
Food

“Ibifungurwa vyateguwe neza.”

The food was well prepared.

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Ibitoke[I-bi-to-ke]
noun
Bananas

“Turarya ibitoke uyu munsi.”

We are eating bananas today.

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Ici[it͡ʃi]
noun
Dry season

“Mu ci hari izuba ryinshi.”

During the dry season there is much sun.

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Icubahiro[Ee-choo-bah-hee-roh]
noun
Respect

“Tega amatwi abandi n'icubahiro.”

Listen to others with respect.

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Icumi[i-cu-mi]
number
Ten

“Mfise amafaranga icumi.”

I have ten francs.

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Ifú[ee-foo]
noun
Flour

“Nshaka kugura ifu y'ibigori.”

I want to buy maize flour.

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Igiceri[ee-gee-chay-ree]
Noun
Coin

“Mfise ibiceri bikeyi.”

I have a few coins.

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Igiciro[i-gi-ci-ro]
noun
Price

“Igiciro cayo ni kinini cane.”

Its price is very high.

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Igihe[iɟihé]
noun
Time

“Igihe ni amahera.”

Time is money.

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Igihumbi[i-gi-hu-mbi]
number
Thousand

“Iki gitabo kigura ibihumbi bibiri.”

This book costs two thousand.

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Igitabo[ee-ghee-TAH-boh]
Noun
Book

“Naguze igitabo gishasha.”

I bought a new book.

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Igitambara[ee-gee-tah-mbah-rah]
noun
Cloth

“Zana igitambara uhanagure ameza.”

Bring a cloth and wipe the table.

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Igitanda[ee-gee-tah-ndah]
noun
Bed

“Igitanda canje kirakomeye.”

My bed is firm.

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Igiti[ee-gee-tee]
noun
Tree

“Igiti kiri mu murima.”

The tree is in the field.

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Ihoteri[ee-hoh-teh-ree]
Noun
Hotel

“Ihoteri iri kure y'umugi.”

The hotel is far from the city.

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Ijana[i-ja-na]
number
Hundred

“Iki kintu kigura amajana atatu.”

This thing costs three hundred.

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Ikanzu[i-ka-nzu]
noun
Dress

“Iyi kanzu ni nziza cane kuri wewe.”

This dress is very beautiful on you.

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Ikáramu[ee-kah-rah-moo]
noun
Pen

“Mpa ikáramu yanje.”

Give me my pen.

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Ikáye[ee-kah-yeh]
noun
Notebook

“Ikaye yanje yuzuye.”

My notebook is full.

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Ikibase[ee-kee-bah-seh]
noun
Basin

“Nshaka amazi mu kibase.”

I want water in the basin.

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Ikibuga[ee-chee-boo-gah]
Noun
Airport/Field

“Turi kw'ikibuga c'indege.”

We are at the airport.

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Ikitunguru[ee-kee-too-ngoo-roo]
noun
Onion

“Kata ikitunguru neza imbere yo kugikaranga.”

Cut the onion well before frying it.

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