green \ˈɡɹin\ wala \ˈɡɹiːn\

1. ngûngunzä
   • Grass is green.
   • He’s still green. Give him time to learn.
   • She was green with envy.

green \ˈɡɹin\ wala \ˈɡɹiːn\

1. nzorôko tî ngunzä
   • Green is the colo(u)r of grass.
   • Eat your greens. They’re good for you.
   • the cloth was laid with great elegance, and a pair of boiled fowls, a large piece of pork, apple-pie, potatoes and greens, were served — (Charles Dickens, Nicholas Nickleby , édition de 1839, chapitre XIV (Chapter 14), lêmbëtï 125 → dîko mbëtï)
   • Everybody was planning to meet on the village green that evening.
   • The golfer swung, and the ball landed just short of the green.
   • Green on blue

• Karan, Elke, Kêtê bakarî tî Sängö: Farânzi, Angelëe na Yângâ tî Zâmani, 1st ed. , 1995 → dîko mbëtï