English-Wolof Dictionary Online and Free English-Wolof Translation
A Wolof Dictionary (in downloadable PDF format)
Ay Baati Wolof. Revised Edition 1997.
Wolof and Wolof Resources
The following files are available for the study of the Wolof and Wolof languages.
Wollof - English Dictionary (in downloadable PDF format)
76 pages long Wolof - English and English - Wolof dictionary. By Sierra Dem, Peace Corps, 1995.
Wolof is a language spoken in Senegal, the Gambia, and Mauritania, and it is the native language of the ethnic group of the Wolof people. It belongs to the Atlantic branch of the Niger-Congo language family. (Wikipedia 2006).
Wolof-English Lexicon (in downloadable PDF format)
Lexical Resources in Wolof and English for Talking of Time in Terms of Space Kevin Ezra Moore San José State University. This paper is a brief excursion intoone area of the Wolof lexicon.
Vocabulary Resource Sheets
Some words are known by few Wolof speakers.
Wolof Dictionary
Wolof-English Dictionary.
Wolof proverbes
The Wolof Live Dictionary Project.
Wolof-English-Swedish Word Lists
Svensk(swedish)/Wollof/Engelsk(english) -ordlista (dictionary).
Wollof Dictionary (in downloadable PDF format)
Ay Baati Wolof - A Wolof Dictionary Resived Edition 1997.
Translation English Wollof
English to Wolof Senegal Phrase Translation Guide.
Dictionary of Gambian Wolof (PDF) New
Study of the Wolof Vocabularies in French and English.
French-Wolof Glossary
AfroWeb: Dictionnaire Francais/Wolof.
Barbot's West African vocabularies of c. 1680
Centre of African Studies, University of Liverpool.
Wolof English Dictionary
Wolof English Dictionary wolof - àngale Definition.
Wolof Proverbs
Wolof Proverbs and Phrases.
The Compagnie Royale Dictionaire Manuscript
An early lexicographic exploration of historical Senegambia by Henning Schreiber.
Wolof Word Search
Translations Wollof English
Basic Wolof Phrases
Janga Wolof: Wolof Language, Culture and Life in the Senegambia.
Useful Wolof Words and Phrases
Number in Wolof Language
Zero | Daara |
One | Benna |
Two | Nyaar |
Three | Nyetta |
Four | Nyenent |
Five | Jurom |
Six | Jurom Bena |
Seven | Jurom Nyaar |
Eight | Jurom Nyetta |
Nine | Jurom Nyenent |
Ten | Fuka |
Eleven | Fuka Bena |
Twelve | Fuka Nyaar |
Thirteen | Fuka Nyetta |
Twenty | Nyaar Fuka |
Twenty-one | Nyaar-Fuka-Bena |
Twenty-two | Nyaar-Fuka-Nyaar |
Thirty | Nyetta Fuka |
Thirty-one | Nyetta Fuka Bena |
Forty | Nyenent Fuka |
Hundred | Temayr |
Thousand | Junee |
One Thousand | Bena Junee |
First | Njeken tel bi |
Second | Nyaaral bi |
Third | Nyettel bi |
Fourth | Nyenentel bi |
Weeks in Wolof Language
Monday | Altene |
Tuesday | Talaata |
Wednesday | Alarba |
Thursday | Alxems |
Friday | Arjuma |
Saturday | Samdi |
Sunday | Dimas |
Months in Wolof Language
Months | Weer Yee |
January | Tamharit |
February | Digi |
March | Gamo |
April | Raki Gamo |
May | Rakati Gamo |
June | Mamam-Kor |
July | Ndey-Kor |
August | Barah-Lu |
September | Weer-Kor |
October | Hori |
November | Digi |
December | Tobaski |
Useful Wolof Phrases
Farewell | Be Bennan Yon |
Good afternoon | Naka Beket Bi |
Good evening | Naka Ngonci |
Good morning | Naka Subaci |
Good night | Fanan Jama |
Good-bye | Ci Jama |
Hello | Nakam |
How are you? | Jamun Gam? |
How is the Family? | Naka Wa Ker Ga? |
I am fine | Jama Rek |
I will tell them | Dena Len Kowah |
My name is Lamin | Sama Tur Lamin La |
Say hello to them | Nuyul-ma Len |
See you soon | Dinala Gis-Waat Duyaga |
They are fine | Nyunci Jama |
What is your name? | Nakaga Tuda? |
When do we meet again? | Kanyi Lango Tase Waat? |
When do we see you again? | Kanyi Lanyo Gise Waat? |
Where are you going? | Foy-Dem? |
Colors in Wolof Language
Colors | Culor |
Black | Nyool |
Blue | Bulu |
Brown | Guru |
Green | Lu Werta |
Red | Lu-honha |
White | Weeh |
Yellow | Nete |
Expressions of Time in Wolof Language
Afternoon | Tilibulo |
Day | Lungo |
Evening | Wuraro |
Future | Sinin |
Half past | Talan Temo |
Hour | Waato |
Last month | Kari Tambita |
Last week | Lokung Tambita |
Last year | Serun |
Midnight | Dutala |
Minute | Minito |
Month | Karo |
Morning | Somanda |
Next month | Kari Nala |
Next week | Lokung nala |
Next year | Jaar |
Night | Suto |
One day | Lunkiling |
One o’clock | Talan Kiling |
The day before yesterday | Kununko |
This month | Nyin Karo |
This morning | Nyin Somanda |
This week | Nyin Lokungo |
This year | Nyinang |
Time | Wato |
Today | Bilungo |
Tomorrow | Sama |
Tomorrow morning | Sama Somanda |
Tonight | Bisuto |
Week | Lokungo |
What time is it? | Wati Jehr Lekatama? |
Year | Sango |
Yesterday | Kunung |
Drinks and Foods in Wolof Language
Alcohol | Sangara |
Bread | Mbur |
Breakfast | Ndeewo |
Butter | Bota |
Coffee | Café |
Cooking oil | Deew-lin |
Dinner | Reer |
Drink | Naan |
Drinks | Naan-yee |
Eat | Lekal |
Egg | Neu |
Fish | Jen |
Food | Leka |
Honey | Len |
Jam | Jaam |
Lunch | Anyi |
Meals | Leka-yee |
Meat | Yapa |
Milk | Meew |
Potato | Patat |
Rice | Maalo |
Salt | Horom |
Sugar | Sucur |
Tea | Ti |
The Human Body in Wolof Language
Appearance | Lumumel |
Arm | Mbaga |
Back | Ganaw |
Behaviour | Jiko |
Body | Yaram |
Chest | Ndena |
Ear | Nopa |
Eye | Bot |
Fat person | Ku rey |
Finger | Baram |
Fingers | aram-yee |
Foot | Tanca |
Hair/peanut | Cawar Jerte |
Hand | Loho |
Head | Bopa |
Knee | Om |
Leg | Barami Tanca B |
Mouth | Jeme-nyi |
Neck/voice/language | Bat/bat/laka |
Nose/life | Baken/Dundori |
Short person | Ku gata |
Slim person | Ku seew |
Stomach/pregnancy | Bir |
Tall person | Njod |
Teeth | Bonnyee |
Toes | Barami Tanca |
Animals in Wolof Language
Animals | Rab-yee |
Antelope | Mbila |
Baboon | Gong |
Bird | Pichaa |
Cat | Mus |
Chicken | Granar |
Cow | Nak |
Crocodile | Jicit |
Dog | Haj |
Duck | Canara |
Fowl | Nat |
Goat | Bey |
Horse | Fas |
Hyena | Buki |
Lion | Gayinde |
Mouse | Durin/Durimo |
Parrot | Chaku |
Pig | Mbam-ala |
Pigeon | Pita |
Rabbit | Njombor |
Rat | Janah |
Sheep | Haar |
Snake | Jan |
Spider | Jar-gou |
Squirrel | Jahat |
Termites | Maah |
Tiger | Tene |
Vulture | Tan |
Word and Bathroom Words in Wolof Language
Bathing | Sangue |
Bathroom | Wanak |
Cold | Seda |
Cold water | Ndoh Bu Seda |
Hot | Tanga |
Hot water | Ndoh Bu Tanga |
Soap | Sabu |
Sponge | Njampe |
The water is cold | Ndoh Bi Sedana |
The water is hot | Ndoh Bi Tangana |
The water is not cold | Ndoh Bi Sedut |
The water is not hot | Ndoh Bi Tangut |
Water | Ndoh |
Useful Vocabulary in Wolof Language
I | Maan |
Mine | Suma bos |
No | Dedet |
Ours | Sunna bos |
Plant | Garab |
Thank you | Jar Jef |
To be | Mu-am |
To have | Amko |
To wish/will | Sunnu Buga Buga |
We | Nyun |
Yes | Waaw |
You | Yaw |
Yours | Sa-bos |
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