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Dagbani Dictionary — Ghana
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67 words and 54 phrases — 121 entries in total.
Newest Dagbani words
- Nachimbila — young man
- Paɣasaribila — young woman
- Sabinli — Black
- Ʒee — Red
- Kparigu — Shirt
- Doɣim — Kinship or family relation
- Ninkura — Elders or old people
- Ŋahiba — Maternal uncle
- Paɣa — Woman or wife
- Piriba — Paternal aunt
- Yaaba — Grandparent
- Yidana — Husband or head of household
Words (67)
B (6)
Expert
To be cooked
Child
Bad
Food
D (7)
Buy
Local beer
Family
To eat
Door
Kinship or family relation
Room
F (1)
Easy
J (1)
Short
K (11)
Read
Hundred
Sell
Water
Oil
Short person
Shirt
Elder
Ladle
Chair
Old
L (2)
Change
Money
M (1)
Mother
N (7)
young man
Cow
Tomatoes
Elders or old people
Hand
Mirror
Yam
Ŋ (1)
Maternal uncle
P (6)
Woman or wife
young woman
New
White
Paternal aunt
Farm
S (9)
Black
Porridge
Debt
Star
Rabbit
Tomorrow
Happiness
Sadness
Anger
T (5)
Tree
Heavy
Neighbor
Work
Thousand
W (2)
Tall person
Tall
Y (5)
Grandparent
Salt
Wisdom
Husband or head of household
House
Z (2)
Soup
Friend
Ʒ (1)
Red
Phrases (54)
How was your journey?
How much are you selling it for?
Are you healthy?
Do you have a friend?
Who are you with?
Is your grandparent there?
Where are you from?
What is your name?
Good evening
Good afternoon
Good night
What is troubling you?
What is this?
It is dark.
It is delicious.
It is well done
It is beautiful.
Have patience
Eat the food.
What is the time?
Excuse me / Sorry
Try your best
Pick up the bowl.
I am hungry.
Where is the money?
The money is not enough.
The money is a lot.
I want to lie down.
I am happy with you.
My aunt is not here.
It is I.
I am leaving.
I am a Dagomba.
My uncle has gone.
I like you.
This is my husband.
Yes / Acknowledgment
Is he or she there?
He or she is a teacher.
She is my wife.
She is a short woman.
Welcome.
The sheep is fat.
Fifteen.
The writing is difficult.
Is there a way?
Help me.
See you tomorrow
We are related.
The snake is long.
Are your friends there?
Pay your debt.
The soup is delicious.
The soup is spicy.