Dictionnaire Vente–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
Nnṋe	pronom	I	Nnṋe ndi fhano zwino. I am here now.
iwe	pronom	you	Iwe u na mbilu yavhuḓi. You are very kind.
rinna	pronom	we	Rinna ri shuma ḓuvha ḽiṅwe na ḽiṅwe. We work every day.
vhone	pronom	they	Vhone vha hayani. They are at home.
mini	pronom	what	U ṱoḓa mini zwino? What do you want now?
ngafhi	adverbe	where	Vha dzula ngafhi? Where do they live?
lini	adverbe	when	U ḓa lini? When will you come?
nnyi	pronom	who	Nnyi a re muṋangoni? Who is at the door?
ngani	adverbe	why	U mbilu mbilu ngani? Why are you sad?
hani	adverbe	how	U zwi ḓivha hani? How do you know?
vha	verbe	to be	Maḓi a a rothola. The water is cold.
vha na	verbe	to have	Ndi na bugu. I have a book.
ita	verbe	to do	Vha ita mushumo zwavhuḓi. They do the work well.
ya	verbe	to go	Ri ya tshikoloni. We go to school.
ḓa	verbe	to come	Kha u ḓe fhano zwino. Please come here now.
vhona	verbe	to see	Ndi vhona thavha. I see the mountain.
ḓivha	verbe	to know	Vha ḓivha phindulo. They know the answer.
humbula	verbe	to think	Ndi humbula hayani. I think about home.
ṱoḓa	verbe	to want	Ri ṱoḓa maḓi manzhi. We want more water.
ṱoḓa	verbe	to need	Ndi ṱoḓa thuso yau. I need your help.
ita	verbe	to make
ṋea	verbe	to give	Nṋee bugu. Give me the book.
amba	verbe	to say	Vha amba maipfi avhuḓi. They say good words.
vhudza	verbe	to tell	Mmbudze tshiṱori. Tell me the story.
vhudzisa	verbe	to ask	Ndi vhudzisa mbudziso nthihi. I ask one question.
wana	verbe	to find	Ri wana nḓila. We find the way.
lavhelesa	verbe	to look	Lavhelesa ṱaḓulu. Look at the sky.
shumisa	verbe	to use	Ri shumisa ṱafula heḽi. We use this table.
shuma	verbe	to work	Vha shuma doroboni. They work in town.
ḽa	verbe	to eat	Ṅwana u ḽa raizi. The child eats rice.
nwa	verbe	to drink	Ndi nwa ti i fhisaho. I drink hot tea.
eḓela	verbe	to sleep	Mutukana u eḓela nga u ṱavhanya. The boy sleeps early.
tshimbila	verbe	to walk	Ri tshimbila ri tshi ya tshikoloni. We walk to school.
gidima	verbe	to run	Musidzana u gidima nga u ṱavhanya. The girl runs fast.
vhala	verbe	to read	Ndi vhala bugu hei. I read this book.
ṅwala	verbe	to write	Ṅwala dzina ḽau fhano. Write your name here.
amba	verbe	to speak	Vha amba Tshivenḓa zwavhuḓi. They speak Venda well.
thetshelesa	verbe	to listen	Thetshelesa mudededzi. Listen to the teacher.
pfa	verbe	to hear	Ndi pfa muzika. I hear the music.
renga	verbe	to buy	Ri renga vhurotho vhuswa. We buy fresh bread.
rengisa	verbe	to sell	Vha rengisa mitshelo fhano. They sell fruit here.
badela	verbe	to pay	Ndi badela mbilu. I pay the money.
thusa	verbe	to help	Kha u thuse ṅwana. Please help the child.
funa	verbe	to love	Ri funa muṱa washu. We love our family.
dzula	verbe	to live	Vha dzula doroboni. They live in the city.
fa	verbe	to die	Miri ya kale i fa nga zwiṱuku. Old trees die slowly.
guda	verbe	to learn	Vhana vha guda tshikoloni. Children learn at school.
funza	verbe	to teach	Vha funza vhana vhaṱuku. They teach young children.
vula	verbe	to open	Vula muṋango zwino. Open the door now.
vala	verbe	to close	Vala bugu nga mbilu. Close the book gently.
muthu	nom	person	Muthu muṅwe na muṅwe u na dzina. Each person has a name.
munna	nom	man	Munna u na nungo. The man is strong.
musadzi	nom	woman	Musadzi u nwa ti. The woman drinks tea.
ṅwana	nom	child	Ṅwana o takala. The child is happy.
mutukana	nom	boy	Mutukana u vhala zwavhuḓi. The boy reads well.
musidzana	nom	girl
muṱa	nom	family	Muṱa wanga ndi muhulwane. My family is big.
mme	nom	mother	Mme anga vha hayani. My mother is home.
khotsi	nom	father	Khotsi awe vha shuma nga maanḓa. His father works hard.
khonani	nom	friend	Khonani yanga i fhano. My friend is here.
nnḓu	nom	house	Nnḓu ndi ntswa. The house is new.
hayani	nom	home	Ri khou ya hayani. We are going home.
tshikolo	nom	school	Tshikolo tsho vulwa. The school is open.
dorobo	nom	city	Dorobo iyi ndi khulu. This city is big.
shango	nom	country	Shango ḽashu ḽi a naka. Our country is beautiful.
shango	nom	world
gondo	nom	street	Gondo ndi ḽile. The street is long.
kamara	nom	room	Kamara yo kuna. The room is clean.
tshifhinga	nom	time	Tshifhinga tshi ya nga u ṱavhanya. Time goes very fast.
ḓuvha	nom	day	Ṋamusi ndi ḓuvha ḽavhuḓi. Today is a good day.
vhusiku	nom	night	Vhusiku vhu a rothola. The night is cold.
matsheloni	nom	morning	Ndi shuma matsheloni oṱhe. I work every morning.
madekwana	nom	evening	Ri awela nga madekwana. We rest in the evening.
vhege	nom	week	Vhege nthihi yo fhira. One week has passed.
ṅwedzi	nom	month	Hoyu ṅwedzi hu na mushumo. This month is busy.
ṅwaha	nom	year	Uno ṅwaha ndi muswa. This year is new.
ṋamusi	adverbe	today	Ndi khou farea ṋamusi. I am busy today.
matshelo	adverbe	tomorrow	Ri ḓo ya matshelo. We will go tomorrow.
mulovha	adverbe	yesterday
zwino	adverbe	now	Ḓa fhano zwino. Come here now.
ḓuvha	nom	sun	Ḓuvha ḽi a fhisa. The sun is hot.
ṅwedzi	nom	moon	Ṅwedzi u a penya. The moon is bright.
ṋaledzi	nom	star	Iyo ṋaledzi i a penya. That star is bright.
ṱaḓulu	nom	sky	Ṱaḓulu ndi lutombo. The sky is blue.
mulilo	nom	fire	Mulilo u a fhisa. The fire is hot.
maḓi	nom	water	Maḓi ndi a ndeme vhukuma. Water is very important.
mvula	nom	rain	Mvula i khou na. The rain is falling.
muya	nom	wind	Muya u na nungo. The wind is strong.
muri	nom	tree	Muri ndi mulapfu. The tree is tall.
ḽiṱari	nom	flower
thavha	nom	mountain	Iyo thavha yo lapfa. That mountain is high.
mulambo	nom	river	Mulambo u na maḓi. The river has water.
lwanzhe	nom	sea	Lwanzhe lu kule. The sea is far.
ḽijo	nom	food	ḽijo zwo lugela. The food is ready.
vhurotho	nom	bread	Ndi ḽa vhurotho ḓuvha ḽiṅwe na ḽiṅwe. I eat bread daily.
raisi	nom	rice
nyama	nom	meat	Nyama i a fhisa. The meat is hot.
khovhe	nom	fish	Vha ḽa khovhe kanzhi. They eat fish often.
ḽithogwana	nom	egg
mafhi	nom	milk	Ṅwana u nwa mafhi. The child drinks milk.
mitshelo	nom	fruit	Mitshelo ndi ḽijo ḽavhuḓi. Fruit is good food.
ti	nom	tea	Ti i a fhisa. The tea is hot.
kofi	nom	coffee	Ndi nwa kofi zwino. I drink coffee now.
ṱhoho	nom	head	Ṱhoho yanga i a vhavha. My head is sore.
iṱo	nom	eye
ndevhe	nom	ear	Ndevhe yanga i a pfa. My ear can hear.
mulomo	nom	mouth	Vula mulomo wau vhuhulwane. Open your mouth wide.
ningo	nom	nose	Ningo yanga i a rothola. My nose is cold.
ṋama	nom	hand
mulenzhe	nom	foot
mbilu	nom	heart
dzina	nom	name	Dzina ḽanga ndi John. My name is John.
bugu	nom	book	Bugu hei ndi ntswa. This book is new.
ipfi	nom	word	Ipfi iḽo ḽi a konḓa. That word is difficult.
luambo	nom	language	Tshivenḓa ndi luambo. Venda is a language.
mali	nom	money	Ndi ṱoḓa mbilu ṋamusi. I need money today.
mushumo	nom	work	Mushumo u a konḓa. The work is hard.
lufuno	nom	love	Lufuno ndi lwa ndeme vhukuma. Love is very important.
muzika	nom	music	Muzika u a naka. The music is beautiful.
tshiṱori	nom	story	Tshiṱori ndi tsha ngoho. The story is true.
nḓila	nom	way	Hei nḓila i leluwa. This way is easy.
tshithu	nom	thing	Hetshi tshithu ndi tshiṱuku. This thing is small.
vhutshilo	nom	life	Vhutshilo ndi lwendo. Life is a journey.
muṋango	nom	door	Muṋango wo vulea. The door is open.
ṱafula	nom	table	Ṱafula yo kuna. The table is clean.
tshidulo	nom	chair	Tshidulo ndi tsha kale. The chair is old.
goloi	nom	car	Goloi i a ṱavhanya. The car is fast.
vhudi	adjectif	good	Hezwi ḽijo ndi zwavhuḓi. This food is good.
vhi	adjectif	bad
khulu	adjectif	big	Nnḓu ndi khulu. The house is big.
ṱuku	adjectif	small	Kamara ndi ṱuku. The room is small.
ntswa	adjectif	new	Ndo renga bugu ntswa. I bought a new book.
kale	adjectif	old	Nnḓu hei ndi ya kale. This house is old.
lapfu	adjectif	long	Bada ndi lapfu. The road is long.
pfufhi	adjectif	short	Tshiṱori ndi tshipfufhi. The story is short.
nṱha	adjectif	high	Thavha i nṱha. The mountain is high.
fhasi	adjectif	low
fhisa	adjectif	hot	Ti i a fhisa. The tea is hot.
rothola	adjectif	cold	Maḓi a a rothola. The water is cold.
takala	adjectif	happy	Ṅwana o takala. The child is happy.
naka	adjectif	beautiful
leluwa	adjectif	easy	Mushumo uyu u leluwa. This work is easy.
konḓa	adjectif	hard	Mbudziso hei i a konḓa. This question is hard.
ṱavhanya	adjectif	fast	Goloi i a ṱavhanya. The car is fast.
lengisa	adjectif	slow
ngoho	adjectif	right	Phindulo yau ndi ya ngoho. Your answer is right.
ndeme	adjectif	important	Maḓi ndi a ndeme kha vhutshilo. Water is important for life.
ngoho	adjectif	true	Tshiṱori hetshi ndi tsha ngoho. This story is true.
ḓala	adjectif	full
shaya tshithu	adjectif	empty
ṱuku	adjectif	young	Mutukana u tshee ṱuku. The boy is young.
na nungo	adjectif	strong	Munna uyo u na nungo. That man is strong.
tswuku	adjectif	red
lutombo	adjectif	blue	Ṱaḓulu ndi lutombo. The sky is blue.
dala	adjectif	green
seruha	adjectif	yellow
ntswu	adjectif	black	Goloi i ntswu. The car is black.
tshena	adjectif	white	Mafhi ndi matshena. The milk is white.
ee	interjection	yes	Ee, ndo lugela. Yes, I am ready.
hai	interjection	no	Hai, a thi ḓivhi. No, I do not know.
a ... ngo	adverbe	not	A thi neti. I am not tired.
na	conjonction	and	Ti na vhurotho zwo lugela. Tea and bread are ready.
kana	conjonction	or	Ti kana kofi zwo luga. Tea or coffee is fine.
fhedzi	conjonction	but
arali	conjonction	if	Arali mvula ya na, dzula hayani. If it rains, stay home.
ngauri	conjonction	because	Ndo dzula ngauri mvula yo na. I stayed because it rained.
na	préposition	with	Ndo ḓa na khonani yanga. I came with my friend.
nga si na	préposition	without
u itela	préposition	for
bva kha	préposition	from	Ndi bva hayani. I come from home.
u ya kha	préposition	to	Ri khou ya doroboni. We are going to town.