Dictionnaire anglais–Ewe

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