Browse African Slang

B (They - contraction)

BAC (High school diploma)

BEPC (Middle school diploma)

BG (Beau gosse - handsome)

Ba (Mother - Dioula)

Babenda (Leafy vegetable soup)

Babouches (Traditional slippers)

Babtou (White - from toubab)

Baby-foot (Table football)

Bad boy (Bad boy)

Bader (To not care)

Bae (Babe)

Bagages (Luggage)

Bagnon (Ritual specialist)

Bagre (Initiation society)

Bala (So/then - Mooré)

Bala yetẽ yaab-daare (Patience defeats trouble)

Balai (Broom)

Balai citoyen (Citizen broom movement)

Balance (Snitch)

Balani (Traditional musicians)

Balimaya (Family/kinship - Dioula)

Ballon (Ball)

Balo (Life - Dioula)

Baloum naaba (Minister)

Bambe (To want)

Bambin (Toddler)

Ban (To finish - Dioula)

Bana (Sickness - Dioula)

Banco (Mud brick)

Bandit (Bandit)

Bando (Gang/abandoned place)

Bange (Secret - Dioula)

Bangré (Knowledge/wisdom - Mooré)

Bangui (Palm wine)

Baobab (Baobab tree)

Baptême (Baptism celebration)

Bar VIP (VIP bar)

Baraka (Blessing - Arabic/Dioula)

Baraqué (Built)

Barbe (Beard)

Barbecue (BBQ party)

Barbie (Pretty girl)

Barka (Thank you - Mooré)

Barka yaa Wẽnde (Thanks is to God)

Bas (To leave - Mooré)

Base (Hangout spot)

Basga (Mask)

Basket (Basketball)

Basketteur (Basketball player)