A Senegalese drone enthusiast has been working with drones both in the photography and health sectors for years.
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Senegalese
Synonyms for "senegalese"
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66 translations across 26 languages.
Afrikaans
2 entries- Senegalees adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Senegalees noun (person from Senegal)
Asturian
3 entries- senegalés adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalesa noun (person from Senegal)
- senegalés noun (person from Senegal)
Catalan
2 entries- senegalès adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalès noun (person from Senegal)
Czech
3 entries- senegalský adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Senegalec noun (person from Senegal)
- Senegalka noun (person from Senegal)
Dutch
4 entries- Senegalees adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Senegalese adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Senegalees noun (person from Senegal)
- Senegalese noun (person from Senegal)
Esperanto
3 entries- senegala adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalianino noun (person from Senegal)
- senegaliano noun (person from Senegal)
Finnish
2 entries- senegalilainen adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalilainen noun (person from Senegal)
French
3 entries- sénégalais adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Sénégalais noun (person from Senegal)
- Sénégalaise noun (person from Senegal)
Galician
2 entries- senegalés adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalés noun (person from Senegal)
German
3 entries- senegalesisch adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Senegalese noun (person from Senegal)
- Senegalesin noun (person from Senegal)
Greek
3 entries- σενεγαλέζικος adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Σενεγαλέζα noun (person from Senegal)
- Σενεγαλέζος noun (person from Senegal)
Hungarian
2 entries- szenegáli adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- szenegáli noun (person from Senegal)
Ido
1 entries- Senegalano noun (person from Senegal)
Irish
2 entries- Seineagálach adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Seineagálach noun (person from Senegal)
Italian
2 entries- senegalese adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalese noun (person from Senegal)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- senegalesisk adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegaleser noun (person from Senegal)
Norwegian Nynorsk
2 entries- senegalesisk adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalesar noun (person from Senegal)
Polish
3 entries- senegalski adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Senegalczyk noun (person from Senegal)
- Senegalka noun (person from Senegal)
Portuguese
4 entries- senegalense adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalesco adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegaliano adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalês adj (pertaining to Senegal)
Romanian
3 entries- senegalez adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalez noun (person from Senegal)
- senegaleză noun (person from Senegal)
Russian
3 entries- сенега́льский adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- сенега́лец noun (person from Senegal)
- сенега́лка noun (person from Senegal)
Spanish
3 entries- senegalés adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegalesa noun (person from Senegal)
- senegalés noun (person from Senegal)
Swahili
2 entries- Kisenegali adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- Msenegali noun (person from Senegal)
Swedish
2 entries- senegalesisk adj (pertaining to Senegal)
- senegales noun (person from Senegal)
Turkish
1 entries- Senegalli noun (person from Senegal)
Ukrainian
1 entries- сенега́льський adj (pertaining to Senegal)
Sample sentences
5 total sentences available.
She is a Senegalese traditional healer who for years has used cowry shells to help people improve their health and lives.
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Foreigner who marries a Senegalese is granted permanent residency and can apply for citizenship by naturalization.
Source: wiktionary
In times of need, it is the mother's brother whom a Senegalese is most likely to approach for aid. The matrilineage is dominated by the tokor ("tuh-CORE"), the oldest man. The tokor holds all the family money.
Source: wiktionary
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