| ɓace | verb : To go out of sight or existence ... | |
| ɓace da gani | disappear ... | |
| ɓacewa | misplacing ... | |
| ɓaci | spoil, damage ... | |
| ɓacin rai | anger ... | |
| ɓacin rana | bad luck ... | |
| ɓacin suna | A mark on someone’s character or reputation that harms his ... | |
| ɓacin zuciya | unhappiness ... | |
| ɓad da kama | noun & verb : disguise ... | |
| ɓadda | to misplace ... | |
| ɓadda kama | disguise ... | |
| ɓaɓatu | masculinevery loud and continuous shouting ... | |
| ɓaɓɓalla | verb : break (👉 reduplicated form of 'ɓalla') ... | |
| ɓaɓɓarewa | 1. Spilling 2. Stripping ... | |
| ɓaɓɓarkawa | Pulling or splitting something so that it tears: 1. Ripping 2. Tearing ... | |
| ɓaɓɓata | verb : To cause something to be lost, damaged, ... | |
| ɓaɓɓoye | verb : To conceal oneself or something from view ... | |
| ɓalla | verb : break ... | |
| ɓallalle | broken ... | |
| ɓalle | snap ... | |
| ɓallewa | snapping ... | |
| ɓalli | A torn-off or broken-off piece (usually of something hard like ... | |
| ɓallo | verb : To break something off suddenly with a ... | |
| ɓallowa | see : ɓallo ... | |
| ɓalluwa | being able to be break ... | |
| ɓamɓara | To use force to detach something from something: verb 1. ... | |
| ɓamɓare | To use force to detach something from something: verb 1. ... | |
| ɓamɓaro | detach out ... | |
| ɓangaranci | masculinenepotism, regionalism ... | |
| ɓangare | masculine(plural: ɓangarori ) ... | |
| ɓangare-ɓangare | section by section ... | |
| ɓangarori | sections ... | |
| ɓanna | noun : Damage or harm caused by someone’s actions: 1. ... | |
| ɓannatar | To fail to make good use of an opportunity, ability, ... | |
| ɓannatar da | To fail to make good use of an opportunity, ability, ... | |
| ɓannatarwa | wasting ... | |
| ɓantara | verb : snap ... | |
| ɓantare | verb : snap ... | |
| ɓara | stripping off back, splitting into section ... | |
| ɓaraguzai | noun : Broken pieces of stone, brick, concrete, or ... | |
| ɓaraka | misunderstanding, dissension, discord ... | |
| ɓararraka | verb : to boil ... | |
| ɓararrako | verb : to boil ... | |
| ɓararwa | gerund : Striking and coating a surface with liquid: 1. ... | |
| ɓarauniya | feminineplural: ɓarayi | |
| ɓarauniyar hanya | a treacherous or dishonest route/method ... | |
| ɓarawo | masculine(plural 'ɓarayi')
thief ... | |
| ɓarayi | thiefs ... | |
| ɓare | verb
1. Stripping skin
2. ... | |
| ɓarɓashi | masculinedebris, fossil ... | |
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