| ca | when alot of people desperately disapprove someone's action, usually in ... | |
| cabɗi | an exclamation used to express disbelief ... | |
| caca | femininenoun & verb : gamble ... | |
| cacar baki | diatribe ... | |
| caccaka | verb : 1. To stab repeatedly 2. Peck (👉 to ... | |
| caccakawa | stabbing repeatedly ... | |
| caccake | verb : 1. To stab repeatedly 2. Peck (👉 to ... | |
| caccaki | verb : 1. To stab repeatedly 2. Peck (👉 to ... | |
| caccakuɗa | 1. Combine 2. Mix with other items or people 3. Entangle ... | |
| caccanja | verb : change (👉 repetitive form of 'canja') ... | |
| caccanjawa | changing (👉 reduplicated form of 'canja') ... | |
| caccanza | verb : change (👉 repetitive form of 'canja') ... | |
| Cadi | Chad ... | |
| caɓalɓale | to spread a sticky or wet substance messily across a ... | |
| caɓalɓalewa | smearing (👉 spreading a wet or sticky substance unevenly across ... | |
| caɓalɓali | a substance, usually dirt, grease, or a sticky material, spread ... | |
| caɓe | 1. Becoming mushy 2. Become very wet, muddy land with standing ... | |
| caɓewa | 1. Becoming mushy 2. When road becoming very wet, muddy land ... | |
| caɓi | wet, soft, and sticky earth or soil: noun : ... | |
| cafcafkewa | reduplicated form of 'cafkewa'gerund :Grabbing or ... | |
| cafɗi | an exclamation which expresses disapproval, disbelief, or a sharp stop ... | |
| cafɗi | an exclamation used to express disbelief ... | |
| cafka | grasp (to take hold, particularly with the hand) ... | |
| cafke | 1. Detain 2. Arrest 3. Apprehend ... | |
| cafkewa | gerund : Grabbing or capturing something: 1. Catching 2. Grasping 3. Arresting ... | |
| cafki | to grab ... | |
| cafko | verb : 1. Catch 2. Arrest ... | |
| cafkowa | gerund : Grabbing or capturing something: 1. Catching 2. Grasping 3. Arresting ... | |
| caja | charger ... | |
| caje | frisk ... | |
| cajewa | frisking ... | |
| caji | To demand money in exchange for goods or services: | |
| caji ofis | masculinepolice station ... | |
| caka | to pierce or thrust a pointed object (like a knife) ... | |
| cakuɗa | combine, mix with other items or people, entangle ... | |
| cakuɗaɗɗe | masculineintegrated, synthesis, mixed, combined ... | |
| cakuɗawa | mixing, combining ... | |
| cakuɗe | entangle ... | |
| cakuɗeɗeniya | The act of different things, people, or elements mixing or ... | |
| cakuɗewa | becoming mixed ... | |
| cakuɗu | verb : To associate or interact with others in ... | |
| cakul-kuli | tickling ... | |
| cakuleti | chocolate ... | |
| cakulkuli | masculinetickling ... | |
| cakuma | hold someone in a messy, unorganized, or rough way (like ... | |
| cakume | hold someone in a messy, unorganized, or rough way (like ... | |
| cakumewa | holding someone in a messy, unorganized, or rough way (like ... | |
| cakumi | hold someone in a messy, unorganized, or rough way (like ... | |
| cakumo | hold someone in a messy, unorganized, or rough way (like ... | |
| cakwaikwaiwa | A small bird that consistently sings ... | |
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