Dictionnaire Ewe–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
nye	pronom	I	Nye le afisia fifia. I am here now.
wò	pronom	you	Wò nye xɔ̃nye. You are my friend.
e	pronom	he	E le sukuu me. He is at school.
e	pronom	she	E le aƒe me. She is at home.
mí	pronom	we	Mí le klalo egbe. We are ready today.
wo	pronom	they	Wo le xɔ me. They are in the room.
nu ka	pronom	what	Nu kae nye esia? What is this thing?
afi ka	adverbe	where	Afi kae wò-aƒe le? Where is your house?
ame ka	pronom	who	Ame kae nye ema? Who is that person?
aleke	adverbe	how	Aleke nèle egbe? How are you today?
nye	verbe	to be	E nye nusɔla. She is a teacher.
wɔ	verbe	to do	Mewɔa nye dɔ gbe sia gbe. I do my work daily.
yi	verbe	to go	Woyina sukulu ŋdi. They go to school early.
va	verbe	to come	Mekuku va afisia fifia. Please come here now.
kpɔ	verbe	to see	Mekpɔ gaʋu la. I see the car.
bu	verbe	to think	Míebua ŋku ɖe agbe ŋu zi geɖe. We think about life often.
di	verbe	to want	Medi tsia ɖe. I want some water.
wɔ	verbe	to make	Wowɔa nuɖuɖu nyui le afisia. They make good food here.
tsɔ	verbe	to take	Tsɔ agbalẽ la yi aƒe. Take the book home.
na	verbe	to give	Na agbalẽ la nye. Give me the book.
gblɔ	verbe	to say	Mekuku gblɔ wò-ŋkɔ. Please say your name.
gblɔ na	verbe	to tell	Gblɔ nyatakaka la na nye. Tell me the story.
bia	verbe	to ask	Bia nufiãla la fifia. Ask the teacher now.
kpɔ	verbe	to find	Mekpɔ nye agbalẽ. I find my book.
kpɔ	verbe	to look	Kpɔ dzifo la. Look at the sky.
zã	verbe	to use	Mízãa kplɔ̃ si gbe sia gbe. We use this table daily.
wɔ dɔ	verbe	to work	Wowɔa dɔ ŋdi sia ŋdi. They work every morning.
ɖu	verbe	to eat	Vi la ɖuna mɔlu. The child eats rice.
no	verbe	to drink	Meno tsi fifia. I drink water now.
dɔ	verbe	to sleep	Vi sue la dɔa nyuie. The baby sleeps well.
zɔ	verbe	to walk	Mízɔna yina sukulu. We walk to school.
si	verbe	to run	Ŋutsuvi la sina kaba. The boy runs fast.
xlẽ	verbe	to read	Exlẽa agbalẽ aɖe. She reads a book.
ŋlɔ	verbe	to write	Ŋlɔ wò-ŋkɔ le afisia. Write your name here.
ƒo nu	verbe	to speak	Woƒoa Eʋegbe nyuie. They speak Ewe well.
se	verbe	to listen	Se hadzidzi la. Listen to the music.
se	verbe	to hear	Mese ya la. I hear the wind.
xɔ	verbe	to buy	Míexɔa abolo egbe. We buy bread today.
dzra	verbe	to sell	Wodzraa tɔ̃ le afisia. They sell fish here.
kpe ɖe ŋu	verbe	to help	Mekuku kpe ɖe vi la ŋu. Please help the child.
lɔ̃	verbe	to love	Melɔ̃a nye ƒome. I love my family.
nɔ	verbe	to live	Mínɔa du me. We live in the city.
ku	verbe	to die	Ŋutsu tsitsi la ku etsɔ. The old man died yesterday.
srɔ̃	verbe	to learn	Viviwo srɔ̃na le sukulu. Children learn at school.
fia	verbe	to teach	Wofiaa viviwo. They teach the children.
ke	verbe	to open	Ke ʋɔtrɔ la fifia. Open the door now.
tu	verbe	to close	Mekuku tu ʋɔtrɔ la. Close the door please.
ame	nom	person	Ame ma le dɔme. That person is kind.
ŋutsu	nom	man	Ŋutsu la le ŋusẽ. The man is strong.
nyɔnu	nom	woman	Nyɔnu la dzidzɔ le eŋu. The woman is happy.
vi	nom	child	Vi la le dɔm. The child is sleeping.
ŋutsuvi	nom	boy	Ŋutsuvi la sina kaba. The boy runs fast.
nyɔnuvi	nom	girl	Nyɔnuvi la xlẽa nyuie. The girl reads well.
ƒome	nom	family	Nye ƒome la lớn. My family is big.
dada	nom	mother	Nye dada le afisia. My mother is here.
fofo	nom	father	Efofo wɔa dɔ sesẽe. His father works hard.
xɔ̃	nom	friend	E nye xɔ̃nye. She is my friend.
aƒe	nom	house	Woƒe aƒe la yeyee. Their house is new.
aƒe	nom	home	Míele yiyi ge aƒe. We are going home.
sukulu	nom	school	Sukulu la te ɖe ŋu. The school is nearby.
du	nom	city	Du sia lớn. This city is big.
dukɔ	nom	country	Míaƒe dukɔ la le ŋutifafa me. Our country is peaceful.
mɔ	nom	street	Mɔ la didi. The street is long.
xɔ	nom	room	Xɔ la le dzadzra. The room is clean.
ɣeyiɣi	nom	time	Ɣeyiɣi la yina kaba ŋutɔ. Time goes very fast.
gbe	nom	day	Egbe nye gbe nyui. Today is a good day.
zã	nom	night	Zã la fa. The night is cold.
ŋdi	nom	morning	Ŋdi sia fa. This morning is cold.
fiẽ	nom	evening	Míava fiẽ sia. We will come this evening.
kwasiɖa	nom	week	Kwasiɖa ɖeka xɔ gbe adre. A week has seven days.
ɣleti	nom	month	Ɣleti sia le dɔ geɖe. This month is busy.
ƒe	nom	year	Ƒe sia le vevie. This year is important.
egbe	adverbe	today	Mele dɔ wɔm egbe. I am busy today.
etsɔ	adverbe	tomorrow	Míayi mɔ etsɔ. We will travel tomorrow.
etsɔ	adverbe	yesterday	Eva etsɔ ŋdi. He came yesterday morning.
fifia	adverbe	now	Va afisia fifia, mekuku. Come here now please.
ɣe	nom	sun	Ɣe la dzo. The sun is hot.
ɣleti	nom	moon	Ɣleti la le kekeli zã sia. The moon is bright tonight.
ŋkeke	nom	star	Ŋkeke aɖe klẽna nyuie. A star shines brightly.
dzifo	nom	sky	Dzifo la le bleu. The sky is blue.
dzo	nom	fire	Dzo la dzo. The fire is hot.
tsi	nom	water	Tsi la fa. The water is cold.
tsi	nom	rain	Tsi le dzadzam. The rain is falling.
ya	nom	wind	Ya la le ŋusẽ. The wind is strong.
ati	nom	tree	Ati ma didi. That tree is tall.
se	nom	flower	Se la nyo. The flower is beautiful.
to	nom	mountain	To la kɔ. The mountain is high.
tɔ	nom	river	Tɔ la gã. The river is wide.
atsiaƒu	nom	sea	Atsiaƒu la xɔ dzɔdzɔ egbe. The sea is rough today.
nuɖuɖu	nom	food	Nuɖuɖu la le klalo. The food is ready.
abolo	nom	bread	Mexɔ abolo yeye. I bought fresh bread.
mɔlu	nom	rice	Mɔlu la dzo. The rice is hot.
la	nom	meat	La la nyo. The meat is good.
tɔ̃	nom	fish	Tɔ̃ la yeye. The fish is fresh.
koklozi	nom	egg	Koklozi la gbã. The egg is broken.
atiku	nom	fruit	Atiku sia le vivi. This fruit is sweet.
ta	nom	head	Nye ta le vevem egbe. My head hurts today.
ŋku	nom	eye	Eŋku la dzĩ. Her eye is red.
tome	nom	ear	Nye tome le vevem kakaka. My ear hurts badly.
nu	nom	mouth	Ke wò nu gã. Open your mouth wide.
ã	nom	nose	Eã la le ʋu tsim. His nose is bleeding.
asi	nom	hand	Tsi asiwo nyuie. Wash your hands well.
afɔ	nom	foot	Nye afɔ le vevem fifia. My foot hurts now.
dzi	nom	heart	Edzi la le ŋusẽ. Her heart is strong.
ŋkɔ	nom	name	Wò ŋkɔ nyo. Your name is beautiful.
agbalẽ	nom	book	Agbalẽ sia yeyee. This book is new.
nya	nom	word	Nya ma le vevie. That word is important.
gbe	nom	language	Eʋegbe nye gbe aɖe. Ewe is a language.
ga	nom	money	Medi ga geɖe wu. I need more money.
dɔ	nom	work	Dɔ sia sesẽ. This work is hard.
lɔlɔ̃	nom	love	Lɔlɔ̃ le vevie ŋutɔ. Love is very important.
hadzidzi	nom	music	Hadzidzi la vivi. The music is sweet.
nyatakaka	nom	story	Nyatakaka la dze agbe. The story is interesting.
mɔ	nom	way	Mɔ sia le bɔbɔe. This way is easy.
nu	nom	thing	Nu sia yeyee. This thing is new.
agbe	nom	life	Agbe nyo. Life is beautiful.
ʋɔtrɔ	nom	door	Ʋɔtrɔ la ke. The door is open.
kplɔ̃	nom	table	Kplɔ̃ la le dzadzra. The table is clean.
zikpui	nom	chair	Zikpui la sue. The chair is small.
gaʋu	nom	car	Gaʋu la yeyee. The car is new.
nyui	adjectif	good	Nuɖuɖu sia nyui. This food is good.
vɔ̃	adjectif	bad	Tsi la vɔ̃. The water is bad.
gã	adjectif	big	Aƒe ma gã. That house is big.
sue	adjectif	small	Xɔ la sue. The room is small.
yeye	adjectif	new	Mexɔ gaʋu yeye aɖe. I bought a new car.
tsitsi	adjectif	old	Agbalẽ ma tsitsi. That book is old.
didi	adjectif	long	Mɔ la didi. The road is long.
kɔ	adjectif	high	To la kɔ. The mountain is high.
dzo	adjectif	hot
fa	adjectif	cold	Tsi la fa. The water is cold.
dzidzɔ	adjectif	happy	Viviwo le dzidzɔ me. The children are happy.
nyo	adjectif	beautiful	Se la nyo. The flower is beautiful.
bɔbɔe	adjectif	easy	Dɔ sia le bɔbɔe. This work is easy.
sesẽ	adjectif	hard	Dɔ sia sesẽ. This work is hard.
kaba	adjectif	fast	Gaʋu ma le kaba. That car is fast.
dzɔ	adjectif	right	Wò ŋuɖoɖo la dzɔ. Your answer is right.
ma dzɔ o	adjectif	wrong	Ŋuɖoɖo ma me dzɔ o. That answer is wrong.
vevie	adjectif	important	Agbalẽ sia le vevie. This book is important.
nyateƒe	adjectif	true	Eƒe nyatakaka la nye nyateƒe. His story is true.
fa	adjectif	full
ƒu	adjectif	empty	Xɔ la ƒu. The room is empty.
ɖevi	adjectif	young	Ŋutsuvi la ɖevi. The boy is young.
ŋusẽ	adjectif	strong	Ŋutsu ma le ŋusẽ. That man is strong.
dzĩ	adjectif	red	Se la dzĩ. The flower is red.
yibɔ	adjectif	black
fɔ	adjectif	white
ɛ̃	interjection	yes	Ɛ̃, mele klalo. Yes, I am ready.
ao	interjection	no	Ao, mate ŋu ava o. No, I cannot come.
o	adverbe	not	Meme ŋutegbɔ o. I am not tired.
kple	conjonction	and
alo	conjonction	or
gake	conjonction	but	Meva, gake eyi. I came, but he left.
ne	conjonction	if	Ne nàva la, míaɖu. If you come, we eat.
elabena	conjonction	because	Menɔ afi ma elabena tsi dza. I stayed because it rained.
kple	préposition	with	Meva kple xɔ̃nye. I came with my friend.
manɔmee	préposition	without	Eyi manɔmee ga o. He left without money.
na	préposition	for	Nunana sia nye na wò. This gift is for you.
tso	préposition	from	Eva tso aƒe. She came from home.
yi	préposition	to	Mízɔ yi sukulu. We walked to school.