near

Angelë

Tähüzü

near \ˈnɪɹ\

1. ndurü
   • As when a sick man very near to death
     Seems dead indeed, […] — (Robert Browning, Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came , 1855)
   • The sun is low, the night is near, […] — (Nicolas Gogol, A May Evening , 1887)

Mbasêlî

near \ˈnɪɹ\ wala \ˈnɪə\

1. (Tî halëzo) kûê pëpe
   • Sir John Friend had very near completed a regiment of horse. — (David Hume et Tobias Smollett, The History of England , 1825, lêmbëtï 263)
   • Thinking about those pounds and pence, I near forgot my wound. — (Owen Parry, Honor’s Kingdom , 2003, lêmbëtï 365)

Palî

near \ˈnɪɹ\ wala \ˈnɪə\

1. sï
   • The ship was nearing the Straits of Magellan.

Âlïndïpa

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