Le Bris & Prost 1981: 364. Plural: yà-rà. Quoted as Syabéré ɲā, Bobo-Dioulasso yā in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 32].

Not attested.

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 145. Verbal stem: 'to be long, deep, far away'. Cf. kūrū dɛ̄rɛ̄ 'the village is far away'. Distinct from the adverb ɲã̌mà ~ ɲǎmà 'far' [Le Bris & Prost 1981: 265], which seems to be an autonomous expression, not used in contexts such as 'far from smth. / smbd.', and less relevant for inclusion. Quoted as Syabéré dɛ̄ɾɛ̄, Bobo-Dioulasso dɛ́ɾɛ́ in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 47].

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 330. Verbal stem: 'to be heavy'. Quoted as Syabéré tɛ̄nɛ̄, Bobo-Dioulasso tɛ̄nɛ̄ in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 46]. Cf. also mɛ̀mɛ̄nɛ̄ 'to be heavy, weighted down' [Le Bris & Prost 1981: 237].

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 345. Verbal stem: 'to be near'. Quoted as Bobo-Dioulasso vītɾá in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 47]. Cf. also a different entry for Syabéré: yèēkʷɛ̃̀ 'near' [ibid.].

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 267. Quoted as Syabéré ɲí, Bobo-Dioulasso ɲĩ́ in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 35].

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 216. Cf. Syabéré tūgūlō, Bobo-Dioulasso túgúló in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 46]; in [Le Bris & Prost 1981: 340], tùgòlō (noun) and tūgōlō (adjective) are both glossed as 'courtaud', i. e. 'short (of stature)', and are not indicated as applicable to anything other than people, whereas kútú can be applied to both people and objects (e. g. roads).

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 292. Plural: sã̄ẽ̀ ~ sām-ɛ̀ ~ sã̄m-ɛ̀. Quoted as Syabéré sã́, Bobo-Dioulasso sṍ in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 39].

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 238. Cf. also kpɛ́rɛ́rɛ́ 'to be long and thin' [Le Bris & Prost 1981: 220]. Cf. Syabéré à=kʷēlē-kʷēlē 'thin' (? = kpɛ́rɛ́rɛ́), Bobo-Dioulasso dɛ́gɛ́ in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 46] (on dɛ́gɛ́, see notes on 'small').

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 277. Quoted as Syabéré pāŋà, Bobo-Dioulasso pã̄gà in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 43].

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 238. Applicable to earthworms and intestinal worms alike.

Le Bris & Prost 1981: 151. Plural: dɔ̀-gɔ̄. Quoted as Syabéré dɔ̄, Bobo-Dioulasso dɔ̄ in [Tiendrébéogo 1998: 43].