| wa | 1. Who?, 2. Elder brother ... | |
| wa'adi | time limit ... | |
| wa'adin milki | noun : tenure ... | |
| wa'adin mulki | noun : tenure ... | |
| wa'azi | noun : (plural : wa'azuzzuka | |
| waƙa | A piece of music that is typically performed with words, ... | |
| waƙafi | noun : pause ... | |
| waƙar yabo | praise song ... | |
| waƙe | A song that reflects islamic values and beliefs: noun 1. ... | |
| waƙe-waƙe | songs ... | |
| waƙoƙi | music, songs ... | |
| waccan | femininethat ... | |
| wacce | femininewhich? ... | |
| wacece | who is she? ... | |
| wada | noun : (plural : wadanni | |
| wadaƙa | extravagance ... | |
| wadace | To be enough or adequate: verb 1. Suffice 2. Meet (a ... | |
| wadaci | verb To be enough or adequate: 1. Suffice 2. Meet (a ... | |
| wadata | To supply or offer a sufficient quantity of something: | |
| wadatacce | masculineAdequate in quantity, quality, or degree to meet ... | |
| wadatacciya | feminineAdequate in quantity, quality, or degree to meet ... | |
| wadatar | To supply or offer a sufficient quantity of something: verb 1. ... | |
| wadatar da | To supply or offer a sufficient quantity of something: verb 1. ... | |
| wadatar zuci | noun : contentment ... | |
| wadatarwa | providing enough ... | |
| wadatattu | plural of 'wadatacce'Adequate in quantity, quality, or degree ... | |
| wadatu | verb : to begin having enough of resources, wealth, ... | |
| wadatuwa | becoming sufficient ... | |
| wadiyyi | a thick fluid that is discharged after urination ... | |
| waɗancan | those ... | |
| waɗanda | whom, which ... | |
| waɗannan | these ... | |
| waɗanne | whose? ... | |
| waɗansu | some, other ... | |
| waga | open the mouth ... | |
| waganbari | one kind of attire ... | |
| wage | verb : To be or become wide open: 1. Open ... | |
| wagege | wide open ... | |
| wagewa | opening the mouth ... | |
| waguwa | able to be open wide enough ... | |
| wahainiya | noun : chameleon (a type of lizard known ... | |
| wahal da | verb : To deliberately or unintentionally cause someone physical ... | |
| wahala | The state of experiencing pain, distress, or hardship: noun (plural ... | |
| wahalad da | verb : To deliberately or unintentionally cause someone physical ... | |
| wahalalle | masculineadjective :a person who is experiencing ... | |
| wahalalliya | feminineadjective :a person who is experiencing ... | |
| wahalallu | plural of 'wahalalle'adjective :a person who ... | |
| wahalar | To deliberately or unintentionally cause someone physical or emotional pain: | |
| wahalar da | verb : To deliberately or unintentionally cause someone physical ... | |
| wahalarwa | tormenting ... | |
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