menace

Yângâ tî Farânzi

Pandôo

menace \sêndagô ?\

1. bëngölê

Angelë

Pandôo

menace \mɛ.nəs\

1. bëngölê
   • "Only Spitz quivered and bristled as he staggered back and forth, snarling with horrible menace, as though to frighten off impending death."Modèle:DiB-Project Gutenberg eBook
2. ...
   • "But the bergs remain when all traces of the pack have disappeared, and, drifting northwards still, form the menace to shipping so well known to sailors rounding the Horn."Modèle:DiB-Project Gutenberg eBook
3. ...

Âkpalêtôngbi

• threat (1)
• danger (2)

Palî

menace \mɛ.nəs\

1. ...
   • "As I arose, I cast a single glance at my opponent. Never again would he menace me or another, for Nob's great jaws had closed upon his throat."Modèle:DiB-Project Gutenberg eBook
   • "Still, she did say some words which, as they stand, it is difficult to believe, to explain, or to account for. From any other prisoner, so unjustly menaced with a doom so dreadful, from Mary Stuart, for example, at Fotheringay, we do not expect the whole truth and nothing but the truth."Modèle:DiB-Project Gutenberg eBook