Passimeter meaning in Bambara

Passimeter meaning in Bambara. Here you learn English to Bambara translation / English to Bambara dictionary of the word 'Passimeter' and also play quiz in Bambara words starting with P also play A-Z dictionary quiz. To learn Bambara language, common vocabulary and grammar are the important sections. Common Vocabulary contains common words that we can used in daily life. This way to learn Bambara language quickly and learn daily use sentences helps to improve your Bambara language. If you think too hard to learn Bambara language, 1000 words will helps to learn Bambara language easily, they contain 2-letter words to 13-letter words. Below you see how to say Passimeter in Bambara.

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How to say 'Passimeter' in Bambara

passimɛtiri (passimɛtiri).

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Synonyms for Passimeter

Taxi meter
Fare meter
Distance meter
Meter
Taxi meter

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Antonyms for Passimeter

Fixed
Stationary
Inactive
Immovable
Motionless
Static
Unmoving
Stagnant
Nonmoving
Dormant

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Rhyming words for Passimeter

Thermometer
Barometer
Diameter
Parameter
Spectrometer
Perimeter
Centimeter
Calorimeter
Potentiometer
Speedometer

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Top 1000 Bambara words

Here you learn top 1000 Bambara words, that is separated into sections to learn easily (Simple words, Easy words, Medium words, Hard Words, Advanced Words). These words are very important in daily life conversations, basic level words are very helpful for beginners. All words have Bambara meanings with transliteration.

Eat	ka dun
All	bɛɛ
New	kura
Snore	sɔgɔsɔgɔninjɛ
Fast	teliman
Help	dɛmɛ
Pain	dimi
Rain	sanji
Pride	kuncɛbaya
Sense	kɔrɔ
Large	belebeleba
Skill	dɔnko
Panic	siraɲɛ
Thank	i ni ce
Desire	nege
Woman	muso
Hungry	kɔngɔ

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Daily use Bambara Sentences

Here you learn top Bambara sentences, these sentences are very important in daily life conversations, and basic-level sentences are very helpful for beginners. All sentences have Bambara meanings with transliteration.

Good morning	A' ni sɔgɔma
What is your name	I tɔgɔ ye di
What is your problem	I ka gɛlɛya ye mun ye?
I hate you	Ne b aw koniya
I love you	n b'i fɛ
Can I help you	Yala ne bɛ se k’i dɛmɛ wa?
I am sorry	N b'i deli
I want to sleep	N b'a fɛ ka sunɔgɔ
This is very important	O nafa ka bon kosɛbɛ
Are you hungry	Yala kɔngɔ b’i la wa?
How is your life	I ka ɲɛnamaya bɛ cogo di?
I am going to study	N bɛ taa kalan kɛ