hande
Adamawa Fulfulde
Meanings
from kaddum; see hada. hando, to-day; bama nie hande, in a week's time. hänga, be vain; headstrong; kingado, vain and foolish one; kúngal, vainglory.
Adamawa Fulfulde
Dialect & variants
Dialect: Adamawa Fulfulde
- hande Adamawa Fulfulde — same spelling as the Izugbe
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Same spelling, different tones
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- labaijolabaren, left-handed;labaijo, labar'en, left-handed; labaiwa, labaije, the left hand;labaiwa, labaije, the left hand labaiku, left-handedness.
- jungojude, hand; arm; trunk of an elephant; jungo rgiza,of an elephant; jungo ryrea, arch of a flat-roofed house:Ae maatad hanas dluda-jungo, part of the em- broidery on the right side of a gown; Jungo-e-jungo, cash pay. ment; hofnindira jungo-e-jungo, shake hands; jüdenkewal, man ual; practical.
- morlaroll or rub in the hands; to gather, or puil, up a gown; morlere, morle, a ball of anything rolled in the hands; calyx.
- fordto snort, of a horse or; catch (as between both hands), as a tly.
- húbainclude; be public; be abundant; cover; hande düle hübi dinigaru, to-day clouds cover the whole sky; kubdun, common; general; public; lumo húmngo, public market; hüpa- himayejo, beneficent; Tmma huda (hûlna), make abundant, &c.; carry out; kummadum, universal;
- jogahold; control; jagido, the banker in gambling; jogüreo, custodian; jogade, a hold; ajo- golla, njogollaj, things one can hold in the hand, esp. weapons;
- linahand to; sec Wa.
- hamyasqueeze with one hand; crumple; massage; syn, ana.
- harlarub in the hand, twist rope; embrace; climb a tree (quickly); karlol, twisted leather thread.
- mamlarub in the hands, as corn or tobacco.
- mbitamake the hand-hole in