en to ln translation catalogue (1001 entries)

note: Something having the form or appearance of three dimensions, e.g. width, height, and depth.
en: 3-D
ln: etando mísáto; túadɛ, 3-D

note: A shortened or contracted form of a word or phrase, used to represent the whole.
en: abbreviation
ln: lokomá na bokúsɛ, ablɛ́vasió

note: End a computer process prior to completion.
en: abort
ln: kosundola ; kotíka

note: Higher than; over.
en: above
ln: o likoló

note: A reference that points to the same location on one file system regardless of the working directory, usually written in reference to a root directory.
en: absolute path
ln: molalo molaí

note: An exact address that points directly to a file on the internet.
en: absolute URL
ln: adɛlɛ́sɛ Ɛtɛnɛ́tɛ molaí

note: A mark or character used in writing, in order to indicate the place of the spoken emphasis, or to indicate the nature or quality of the vowel marked.
en: accent
ln: ekɔti

note: Agree to.
en: accept
ln: koyamba

note: Gain entry to or use of a website, database, or disk drive.
en: access
ln: koyíngela

note: Rights that a user has to a particular system resource, such as a file folder, the use of certain system commands, or an amount of storage.
en: access privileges
ln: matómba ma liyíngeli

note: Abilities enabled for a user for a particular system resource, such as a file folder, the use of certain system commands, or an amount of storage.
en: access rights
ln: makokí ma liyíngeli

note: The number of operations per unit of time to gain entry to or use of a resource.
en: access speed
ln: lobángu lia liyíngeli

note: The time delay between a request to an electronic system, and the access being completed or the requested data returned.
en: access time
ln: ntángo ya liyíngeli

note: The degree to which a product can be used by as many people as possible.
en: accessibility
ln: boyíngelami

note: Capable of being reached or used.
en: accessible
ln: boyíngeli

note: Something not essential in itself but adding to the functionality of something else.
en: accessory
ln: mbukambuka

note: An established relationship between a user or customer and a service provider, such as a financial institution or an Internet service provider.
en: account
ln: konti

note: Something done so as to accomplish a purpose.
en: action
ln: ekelá

note: Start or turn on.
en: activate
ln: kolamuisa

note: Currently enabled.
en: active
ln: ngâ

note: The state of being in use.
en: activity
ln: mosálá

note: A device whose purpose is to convert attributes of one device or system to those of an otherwise incompatible device or system.
en: adaptor
ln: longibini

note: Attach, include, or increase.
en: add
ln: kobakisa

note: A program, script, or other software that enhances another program by giving it additional features and abilities.
en: add-on
ln: ebakisi

note: The location of a person, company or website, or a file on a network.
en: address
ln: adɛ́lɛsɛ

note: A file or database used for storing contact information.
en: address book
ln: búku ya adɛ́lɛsɛ

note: The intended recipient of a letter or email.
en: addressee
ln: motíndami

note: Lying near, close, or contiguous; neighboring; bordering.
en: adjacent
ln: ya pɛnɛ, ya kangɛma

note: Make small modifications or improvements.
en: adjust
ln: koɛ́ngɛbinia na

note: The act of managing a website, program, or database.
en: administration
ln: boyángeli

note: Person responsible for managing a website or computer network.
en: administrator
ln: moyángeli

note: Move forward.
en: advance
ln: kotámba

note: At a more detailed or expert level.
en: advanced
ln: épúsání, ya likoló

note: A person or tool that offers useful knowledge.
en: advisor
ln: molakélí

note: A list of things to be discussed or accomplished; a schedule.
en: agenda
ln: manáka

note: Give assent to.
en: agree
ln: kondimana, koyókana

note: Confirmation of assent.
en: agreement
ln: bondimani

[ctx: A notice that an event or condition that requires attention has occurred, is approaching, or is likely to occur.]
note: A notice that an event or condition that requires attention has occurred, is approaching, or is likely to occur.
en: alert
ln: bokébisi

[ctx: Give warning.]
note: Give warning.
en: alert
ln: bokébisi

note: A small informational window that requires a user to click "OK" to proceed.
en: alert box
ln: lininísa lia bokébisi

note: A name that a user selects for an email or website account; an additional name for a unique data location.
en: alias
ln: alíasi

note: Jagged distortions in computer graphics when representing a high-resolution signal at a lower resolution.
en: aliasing
ln: lisumáne

note: Arrange letters, words, or graphic elements along the same horizontal or vertical line.
en: align
ln: kotía alimá

note: Assign an area of memory for use by a program.
en: allocate (memory)
ln: kokaba mɛmúalɛ

note: An area of memory assigned for use by a program.
en: allocation (memory)
ln: bokabi mɛmúalɛ

note: Permit.
en: allow
ln: kolingisa

note: Arranged according to the standard order of letters used when writing a language.
en: alphabetical
ln: afabɛtíki

note: Containing letters and numbers.
en: alphanumeric
ln: afánimeríki

note: Change or modify.
en: alter
ln: kobóngola

note: Other, additional.
en: alternate
ln: na ngala

note: A written description of an audio, video, or image file that is displayed when the original file cannot or should not be shown.
en: alternative text
ln: nkomá ya ngala

note: Transmitted electronically as a continuous wave signal.
en: analog
ln: analozíki

note: An investigation of the component parts of a whole.
en: analysis
ln: litandoleli

note: Examine in detail.
en: analyze
ln: kotandolela

note: Area within hypertext that contains the source or destination of a link to another location, either within the same document or to another one.
en: anchor
ln: ebaki

note: Either of a pair of symbols, '<' or '>', used to enclose text in many computer languages.
en: angle bracket
ln: kroshɛ́ ya mbata

note: The rapid display of a sequence of images in order to create an illusion of movement.
en: animation
ln: loningisa

note: A comment added to a text.
en: annotation
ln: nkomá ekɛ́

note: Make known publicly.
en: announce
ln: koyébisa

note: A public statement or notification.
en: announcement
ln: nsango, liyébisi

note: Having no known name or identity.
en: anonymous
ln: sóngóló

note: A component of an electronic device designed to send and receive radio waves.
en: antenna
ln: monzombá, atɛnɛ

note: The technique of minimizing distortion artifacts when representing a high-resolution signal at a lower resolution.
en: anti-aliasing
ln: lisumáne tɛ̌

note: Software designed to identify and remove programs that have the potential to harm a computer.
en: anti-virus program
ln: etámbuisi ya bobomi virísɛ

note: Be visible.
en: appear
ln: komónana

note: The visible aspect of a person or thing.
en: appearance
ln: bolambasani, bomónani

note: Add or attach at the end.
en: append
ln: kobákema

note: A small software module that runs under the control of a larger program.
en: applet
ln: aplikɛ́tɛ

note: A program that gives a computer instructions that provide the user with tools to accomplish a task.
en: application
ln: esáliseli, litámbuisi-mosálá

note: Commit a set of changes or pending transactions.
en: apply
ln: kondimisa, kotósisa

note: Close to exact but not perfectly accurate.
en: approximate
ln: epúsání pɛnɛ na

[ctx: Stored collection of documents or files kept for historical or reference purposes.]
note: Stored collection of documents or files kept for historical or reference purposes.
en: archive
ln: libómbí

[ctx: Store a document or file for long-term preservation, for historical or reference purposes.]
note: Store a document or file for long-term preservation, for historical or reference purposes.
en: archive
ln: libómbí

note: A value, or reference to a value, passed to a function in a computer program.
en: argument
ln: agímá

note: Put in order, organize.
en: arrange
ln: kobɔngisela

note: A symbol used to indicate a direction.
en: arrow
ln: likulá

note: A story, report, or opinion piece in a newspaper, magazine, journal, or online.
en: article
ln: atíklɛ

note: Arrangement of data from lowest to highest in a sequence.
en: ascending (order)
ln: nkɔ́kɔ

note: Solicit an answer to a question.
en: ask
ln: kotúna

note: Seek confirmation whenever a particular action occurs.
en: ask every time
ln: kotúna tangó ínsɔ

note: Set a value for a variable.
en: assign
ln: kotíya mbenza

note: Link items through a logical or causal connection.
en: associate
ln: kosangisa

note: Linked through a logical or causal connection.
en: associated
ln: esangísámí

note: The typographical symbol * that resembles a star.
en: asterisk
ln: astériski, etúalɛ

note: Join one object or file to another.
en: attach
ln: kobátia

note: Be joined to another object or file.
en: attached
ln: ebátíámí

note: A file that is sent along with an email message.
en: attachment
ln: kásá ebátíámí, kásá ya kobátia

note: Try.
en: attempt
ln: komeka

note: A characteristic or quality of a thing.
en: attribute
ln: epési

note: Of or relating to sound.
en: audio
ln: ya boyóki, odió

note: Sound data, particularly voice or music, that is played on speakers or headphones.
en: audio output
ln: kabo odió

note: Establish the validity of a claimed user or object.
en: authenticate
ln: kotála bosɔ̂lɔ́

note: The act of establishing or confirming the validity of a claimed user or object.
en: authentication
ln: bosɔ̂lɔ́

note: Permission to access something.
en: authorization
ln: ndingisa

note: Having permission to access something.
en: authorized
ln: elingísámí

note: Capable of operating by itself, without external control or intervention.
en: auto
ln: mɛ́i - ; oto

note: A feature that fills in a text input area with data that has been typed or stored previously.
en: auto completion
ln: mɛ́i-bosílisi

note: A feature that establishes software settings without external control or intervention.
en: auto configuration
ln: mɛ́i-libɔngeli

note: An operating system process that recognizes new peripherals as soon as they are connected.
en: autodetection
ln: mɛ́i-bomóni

note: A feature to sort and display data based on user-defined criteria.
en: autofilter
ln: mɛ́i-ekɔngoli

note: Start portions of a program without external control or intervention.
en: autoload
ln: mɛ́i-kotómbisa

note: A software feature that changes the appearance of text based on predefined settings.
en: autoformat
ln: mɛ́i-libɔngi

note: Capable of operating by itself, without external control or intervention.
en: automatic
ln: mɛ́i-;otomatíki

note: A series of activities that are performed in sequence, without external control or intervention.
en: automation
ln: bomísáleli

note: Start a program from a disk without user instructions when the disk is inserted.
en: autorun
ln: mɛ́i-kosálela

note: Write the current version of a file to disk on a timed basis.
en: autosave
ln: mɛ́i-bombómbisi

note: The quality of being ready when needed.
en: availability
ln: bozali sei

note: Readily obtainable; not busy.
en: available
ln: ezalí sei

note: The previous page.
en: back
ln: bozóngi

note: The image or color displayed on a website or computer desktop behind the visible content.
en: background
ln: simasima

note: Program that runs without active user input and that is not normally visible to the user.
en: background application
ln: esaliseli o simasima

note: Activity on a computer that runs without active user input and that is not normally visible to the user.
en: background task
ln: mosálá o simasima

[ctx: A copy of a file or record, stored separately from the original, that can be used to recover the original if it is destroyed or damaged.]
note: A copy of a file or record, stored separately from the original, that can be used to recover the original if it is destroyed or damaged.
en: backup
ln: libíkisi

[ctx: Make a copy of a file or record that can be used to recover the original if it is destroyed or damaged.]
note: Make a copy of a file or record that can be used to recover the original if it is destroyed or damaged.
en: backup
ln: libíkisi

note: In the reverse direction.
en: backward
ln: na sima

note: Not functional or faulty.
en: bad
ln: na mbéba; ya kobéba

note: A faulty memory device.
en: bad disk
ln: disiki ya kobéba

note: A faulty area of a disk.
en: bad sector
ln: sɛkɛtɛ́lɛ ya kobeba

note: The arrangement of elements such as sound or color to create a sense of equilibrium.
en: balance
ln: bokokanisi; balási

note: A type of advertisement in a web page, usually taking the form of a graphic or animation above the content of the page.
en: banner
ln: banɛlɛ

note: A long, narrow rectangular region of a display, often containing information or options.
en: bar
ln: barɛ

note: A small white label with closely spaced black stripes that can identify an item when read by a computer scanning device.
en: barcode
ln: kɔdɛbarɛ

note: A copy of an e-mail sent to a third party without the knowledge of the other recipients.
en: BCC / blind carbon copy
ln: kopí ebátámí

note: A device that can project an image onto a screen.
en: beamer
ln: elakisi vidéyo

note: Start, initiate, or take the first step.
en: begin
ln: kotóndola,kobanda

note: The action or reaction of something under specified circumstances.
en: behavior
ln: etámbolela, ezalela

note: To the rear of.
en: behind
ln: sima ya

note: In a lower place.
en: below
ln: o/na nsé

note: A binary digit, taking a value of either 0 or 1.
en: bit
ln: bítɛ

note: Empty.
en: blank
ln: bulanki

note: A text or data file that does not contain any data.
en: blank document
ln: dokimá bulanki

note: A page in a document that contains no data.
en: blank page
ln: lonkásá bulanki

[ctx: A section of text or code that is grouped together.]
note: A section of text or code that is grouped together.
en: block
ln: bloki

[ctx: Prevent someone or something.]
note: Prevent someone or something.
en: block
ln: bloki

note: A lengthy piece of text that is formatted so as to be set off from the main text on a page by means of italicization, indentation, use of a different typeface or any combination of these.
en: blockquote
ln: lingóngisi, blokikoti

note: A website, usually maintained by an individual, with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video.
en: blog
ln: blógi

note: Radio technology standard that connects nearby electronic devices without using a cable.
en: Bluetooth
ln: blútufɛ

note: The visible content of a document.
en: body
ln: nzóto

note: Having a thicker, darker appearance than the ordinary form of a typeface.
en: bold
ln: mbinga

[ctx: Save a link to a particular website.]
note: Save a link to a particular website.
en: bookmark
ln: kotíya lembete

[ctx: A link saved in a web browser for quick retrieval.]
note: A link saved in a web browser for quick retrieval.
en: bookmark
ln: kotíya lembete

note: A value that can be either true or false.
en: boolean
ln: buléyé

note: Start a computer.
en: boot
ln: koágola

note: A line or decorative design surrounding an element on a page.
en: border
ln: pémbéni

note: The lowest part.
en: bottom
ln: nsé

note: The dividing line or location between two areas.
en: boundary
ln: ndelo, molelo

note: A rectangular display area containing information, options, or text.
en: box
ln: lininísa; bokisi

note: Either of two punctuation marks (such as '<' or '>') used to set apart textual material or computer programming code.
en: bracket
ln: elembo ya botangoli; litangoli

[ctx: A split between two pieces.]
note: A split between two pieces.
en: break
ln: lipimboa; bopémi

[ctx: Interrupt, stop, or pause.]
note: Interrupt, stop, or pause.
en: break
ln: lipimboa; bopémi

note: Short.
en: brief
ln: bokusé

note: The perceived amount of light that a display or an image emits or reflects.
en: brightness
ln: ngaa; bobú

note: Place an object on top of all others in the same sector of a computer screen.
en: bring to front
ln: komɛmɛ o libosó

note: A high-capacity internet connection.
en: broadband
ln: bonɛ́nɛ bwa kɔnɛ́kisó

note: A transmission of a radio or television program.
en: broadcast
ln: kopanza nsango, kopalanginisa

note: Not working properly.
en: broken
ln: ekátání

note: Inspect in a leisurely and casual way.
en: browse
ln: kolúka

note: A program used to view web pages.
en: browser
ln: molúki

note: Memory used to temporarily store data.
en: buffer
ln: memúalɛ alekalóbí; alekalóbí

note: An error or defect with computer software or hardware that causes a malfunction.
en: bug
ln: bógi

note: Included in a system by default, as a standard, or at the time of construction.
en: built-in
ln: ekélámí o káti

note: A printed symbol in the form of a solid circle, •, often used for marking items in a list.
en: bullet / bullet point
ln: bakabulɛ

note: Write data to a permanent storage medium like a compact disc or DVD.
en: burn
ln: kokpalata

note: A mechanical device or on-screen control that can be pressed or selected in order to activate a mechanism or function.
en: button
ln: lipúngu; butɔ

note: The basic unit of computer memory, comprised of eight bits, that is large enough to hold one character of alphanumeric data.
en: byte
ln: okté

note: A type of memory that temporarily stores recently accessed data in a location that can be retrieved quickly, to speed up computer operation.
en: cache
ln: memúalɛ kashi; kashi

note: The mathematical process of determining the value of something or the solution to something.
en: calculation
ln: kalikilɛ

note: A small device that is used to solve mathematical problems.
en: calculator
ln: kalikilatilisi

note: A voice conversation by telephone or using internet telephony.
en: call
ln: kobénga

note: Reply by telephone.
en: call back
ln: kobútoasela

note: Stop a process or change that is underway.
en: cancel
ln:  koboma

note: The power or ability to generate an outcome.
en: capability
ln: bokoki

note: Use uppercase letters in writing.
en: capitalize
ln: kokoma na likomá enɛ́nɛ

note: A title or brief explanation attached to an illustration.
en: caption
ln: limboli

note: A specialized chip or circuit that can be inserted into a computer or mobile device to increase its capabilities.
en: card
ln: kálati

note: A company that provides telecommunication transmission services.
en: carrier
ln: momɛmi

note: Arrange open windows on a display so that they overlap each other, with the title bars visible.
en: cascade
ln: komónisa kílíkili

note: Whether a letter is “capital” (upper case) or “small” (lower case).
en: case
ln: likomá

note: Distinguishing whether capitalization of letters is identical.
en: case sensitive
ln: botáli likomá

note: A database or listing of items in a collection.
en: catalog / catalogue
ln: katalogi

note: A grouping of items that have certain features in common.
en: category
ln: katégoli

note: A copy of an email sent to an additional addressee as well as the primary recipient or recipients.
en: CC / carbon copy
ln: kopí níɛ

note: A rectangular area for data display where a column and a row intersect, in a table or spreadsheet.
en: cell
ln: ndáko ekɛ́

note: Move to the middle.
en: center
ln: kotíya na káti

note: A metric unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter, about the width of a small finger.
en: centimeter / centimetre
ln: satimɛ́tɛlɛ

note: The chip in a computer that has primary responsibility for interpreting commands and running programs.
en: CPU / central processing unit
ln: bɔngɔ́ mokonzi

note: An electronic 'key' that confirms the validity of a document or the identity of a person for security purposes.
en: certificate
ln: sɛtifiká

note: Confirm the validity of a document or the identity of a person.
en: certify
ln: koloba sɔ̂lɔ́, kondima sɔ̂lɔ́

note: A television station and its programs.
en: channel (television)
ln: shɛ̂nɛ

note: A written or printed symbol, or letter.
en: character
ln: monkomá

note: Complete group of letters and symbols for one or more writing systems.
en: character set
ln: liséta lia monkomá

note: A graphical presentation of data.
en: chart
ln: gálafiki

[ctx: Exchange text or voice messages in real time through a computer network.]
note: Exchange text or voice messages in real time through a computer network.
en: chat
ln: tsátɛ

note: A site on the internet where a number of users can communicate in real time.
en: chat room
ln: esíká ya kotsátɛ

note: Inspect or look for; verify; mark.
en: check
ln: kotála, kondima

note: A small square that can be marked or not to indicate whether it is selected.
en: checkbox
ln: bokisi íyo

note: A small piece of semiconductor material upon which electronic circuits are formed.
en: chip
ln: bɔngɔ́

note: A selection or preference from two or more options.
en: choice
ln: bopɔni

note: Make a selection from two or more options.
en: choose
ln: kopɔnɔ

note: The act of distributing things to groups or categories of the same type.
en: classification
ln: klasifikaso

note: Remove all data from a selected cell or area.
en: clear
ln: kozímisa

note: Press on a mouse button or input device.
en: click
ln: koklikɛ

note: Electronic illustrations that are made available to be inserted into any document.
en: clip art
ln: kliparɛ

note: A software program that is used for short-term storage of data as it is transferred between documents or applications.
en: clipboard
ln: zaú

note: In the same direction as the rotating hands of a clock.
en: clockwise
ln: botámboli lia likongá

note: Make an identical copy.
en: clone
ln: klonɛ

note: End a program or the use of a file.
en: close
ln: kokanga

note: A set of unambiguous rules specifying the way in which data may be represented.
en: code
ln: kɔde

note: Hide a section from view, leaving only a heading that can be clicked to reveal the hidden content.
en: collapse
ln: kobúkoa

note: Arrange according to a particular sequence.
en: collate
ln: kobánza

note: Gather together.
en: collect
ln: kotákola

note: Multiple related objects associated as a group.
en: collection
ln: litákoli, kolɛkiso

note: A set of values for hue, saturation, and brightness.
en: color
ln: lángi

note: The available range of values for hue, saturation, and brightness.
en: color palette
ln: liséta lia lángi

note: The choice of sets of values for hue, brightness, and saturation used in a particular graphic design.
en: color scheme
ln: bosangisi lia lángi

note: A vertical block of text or a vertical line of entries in a table, with data presented from top to bottom.
en: column
ln: likonzí

note: Point at which text is split between two side-by-side vertical blocks.
en: column break
ln: lipimboa lia likonzí

note: The title shown at the top of a vertical line of entries in a table.
en: column heading
ln: likoló lia likonzí; litɛ́mɛ lia likonzí

note: Bring two or more things together.
en: combine
ln: koyanginia

note: On a form or dialog box, a combination of a text box and a list box where the user can type a value or choose one from a list.
en: combo box
ln: bokisi ya boyanginii, kombo bokisi

note: An instruction given to a computer.
en: command
ln: etámboseli

note: Area on a terminal-based interface where a user types instructions to the computer.
en: command line
ln: ekomiselo bitámboseli

note: The exchange of information between people or devices.
en: communication
ln: kominikaso

[ctx: Make something smaller.]
note: Make something smaller.
en: compact
ln: koyéisa mokɛ́

[ctx: Smaller than a full-sized version.]
note: Smaller than a full-sized version.
en: compact
ln: koyéisa mokɛ́

note: Assess the similarities and differences between two or more things.
en: compare
ln: koúlinia

note: The ability of data, programs (software), and equipment (hardware) to run and/or work together.
en: compatibility
ln: libémbani

note: Capable of being used with or connected to other devices or components without modification.
en: compatible
ln: bémbání, ya kobémbana

note: Done.
en: completed
ln: ya kosila

note: An individual part that improves or is required by a larger program or device.
en: component
ln: enama

note: Create, put together, or arrange the elements of a program or image.
en: compose
ln: kokéla, kotíya elɔngɔ́

note: Store data in such a way that the file size is reduced.
en: compress
ln: kominiola

note: The reduction of data for storage or transmission.
en: compression
ln: bominioli,

note: Make a mathematical calculation.
en: compute
ln: koyíkina

note: An electronic, digital device that stores and processes information.
en: computer
ln: kompitá, odinatɛ̀lɛ

note: Make smaller.
en: condense
ln: kokatá bokúsé

note: Made smaller.
en: condensed
ln: ekatání bokúsé

note: A logical clause or phrase that can either be true or false.
en: condition
ln: ezalela

note: Accessible only to those authorized to have access.
en: confidential
ln: ya bonkútu

note: Assurance that information is accessible only to those authorized to have access.
en: confidentiality
ln: bonkútu

note: The way things are arranged or set up.
en: configuration
ln: libɔngele

note: Set up something for a particular purpose or with particular preferences.
en: configure
ln: kobɔngela

note: Verify or approve.
en: confirm
ln: kokótisa

note: Verification of completion of an event or transaction.
en: confirmation
ln: Bokótisi

[ctx: Fasten or put together.]
note: Fasten or put together.
en: connect
ln: kokangisa

note: A communications link.
en: connection
ln: kɔnɛkiso

note: Communicate with.
en: contact
ln: kolobana

note: The information on a web page, including graphics, video, audio and text.
en: content
ln: kɔténi; káti

note: A list of commands applicable to a given window in a particular circumstance.
en: context menu
ln: méni ya esíká

note: Keep going or resume.
en: continue
ln: kokóba

note: An agreement that is legally binding.
en: contract
ln: kɔtra

note: The difference in color and light between parts of an image.
en: contrast
ln: bolimi

note: Someone who submits work to a larger project, such as software or a web site.
en: contributor
ln: mɔ̂kɔ́ wa basáli

[ctx: Operate or command a program or device.]
note: Operate or command a program or device.
en: control
ln: kɔtrɔlɛ

[ctx: An interface element that a computer user interacts with, such as a window or a text box.]
note: An interface element that a computer user interacts with, such as a window or a text box.
en: control
ln: kɔtrɔlɛ

note: Program within a graphical user interface that allows users to view and manipulate basic system settings.
en: control panel
ln: panó ya kɔtrɔlɛ

note: The transformation of something into a different format or type.
en: conversion
ln: bopasi, bopasani

note: Change (something) into another form.
en: convert
ln: kopasa

note: A program or device for changing something from one format or type to another.
en: converter
ln: epasele

[ctx: An identical duplication.]
note: An identical duplication.
en: copy
ln: liákisi, kopí

[ctx: Produce an identical duplicate.]
note: Produce an identical duplicate.
en: copy
ln: liákisi, kopí

note: The legal right of creators or publishers to control the use and reproduction of their original works.
en: copyright
ln: kopíraíti

note: The intersection of two lines.
en: corner
ln: litúnu

[ctx: Remove error.]
note: Remove error.
en: correct
ln: malámu

[ctx: Free from error.]
note: Free from error.
en: correct
ln: malámu

[ctx: Determine the number or amount.]
note: Determine the number or amount.
en: count
ln: kotánga

[ctx: The total number measured.]
note: The total number measured.
en: count
ln: kotánga

note: A program or device that tracks the number or amount of something.
en: counter
ln: litángele

note: Pretending to be genuine, but actually fraudulent.
en: counterfeit
ln: ya píli tɛ̂

note: Stop operating correctly.
en: crash
ln: lotɛmɛ

note: Make or bring into existence.
en: create
ln: kokela

note: A plastic card issued by a bank authorizing payment for purchases.
en: credit card
ln: kálati ya krédi

note: Conditions that must be satisfied.
en: criteria
ln: klítɛlɛ

note: Extremely important.
en: critical
ln: ya bokébi

note: Cut off unwanted portions of an image.
en: crop
ln: kolíya kolíya

note: A citation at one place in a work to information at another place in the same work.
en: cross-reference
ln: lifélansi likútani

note: Either of the two characters { (the left curly bracket) and } (the right curly bracket).
en: curly bracket
ln: ekɔ́pi

note: The money used in a particular country.
en: currency
ln: mbɔ́ngɔ

note: Existing or occurring at the moment.
en: current
ln: ya sikáwa, ngâ

note: The rectangular data display area in a table or spreadsheet where the cursor is positioned at the moment.
en: current cell
ln: ndáko ekɛ́ ngâ

note: The page in an electronic document where the cursor is positioned.
en: current page
ln: lonkásá ngâ

note: Display area on the screen that is accepting input at the moment.
en: current window
ln: lininísa ngâ

note: An indicator on a display used to show the position that will respond to user input from a keyboard or pointing device.
en: cursor
ln: motúmbé

note: Modified according to individual preferences.
en: custom
ln: ya kosekisa

note: Modification according to individual preferences.
en: customization
ln: bosekisi

note: Modify according to individual preferences.
en: customize
ln: kosekisa

note: Copy a selection to memory and delete it from its current location.
en: cut
ln: kokáta

note: A process that runs in the background and performs a specified operation at predefined times or in response to certain events.
en: daemon
ln: démonia

note: Harmed or broken.
en: damaged
ln: ya kobéba

note: Potentially harmful or unsafe.
en: dangerous
ln: ya bosali mabé

note: A typographical symbol that looks like a short horizontal bar.
en: dash
ln: dashi; tilɛ́

note: Pieces of information.
en: data
ln: kabo, epéseli

note: A classification of a piece of information that tells a computer what rules can be applied to that item.
en: data type
ln: emekeli lia kabo; típɛ ya kabo

note: A collection of information arranged into individual records to be searched by computer.
en: database
ln: databazi

note: The calendar designation of a day with reference to a month and year.
en: date
ln: dáte, mokɔlɔ

note: Make something stop functioning.
en: deactivate
ln: kolálisa

note: Search for and eliminate errors or defects in a program or device.
en: debug
ln: kodébogɛ́

note: A device that converts an encrypted or compressed file into a form that can be read or used.
en: decoder
ln: dékɔdɛ̀rɛ

note: Restore data from a compact form to its normal size.
en: decompress
ln: kofungoa

note: Lessen or make smaller.
en: decrease
ln: kokútola

note: A value used when none has been given.
en: default
ln: bozángi

note: A concise explanation of the meaning of a word or phrase; a specification of the value of a variable.
en: definition
ln: boyébisi ntína, definisío

note: Remove or erase.
en: delete
ln: kolímuisa

note: Cause something to arrive at a destination.
en: deliver
ln: kotíkela

note: A software version with limited functionality or that can only be used for a limited time, for users to become familiar with the product.
en: demo
ln: démo

note: Refused to allow.
en: denied
ln: eboyámí

note: Refuse to allow.
en: deny
ln: kobóya

note: Arrangement of data from highest to lowest in a sequence.
en: descending (order)
ln: ya bokútui

note: A set of characteristics by which someone or something can be recognized.
en: description
ln: bolimboli

note: Cancel a previous choice among a set of alternatives.
en: deselect
ln: kopɔnola

note: The shape or appearance given to an object, especially one that is intended to make it more attractive.
en: design
ln: dizaínɛ

note: The area of the screen in graphical user interfaces upon which icons and windows appear.
en: desktop
ln: biló

note: A computer of a size designed to be used on a desk or table without being moved.
en: desktop computer
ln: kompitá ya biló

note: The place or address where something is sent.
en: destination
ln: tíndamelo

note: A point of information.
en: detail
ln: détayɛ

note: Any piece of machinery or equipment made for a particular purpose.
en: device
ln: masíni;  enama

note: A small sign added to a letter to alter pronunciation or to distinguish between similar words.
en: diacritic / diacritical mark
ln: diákritiki

note: Use of a telephone line and a modem to connect to a network.
en: dial-up access
ln: liyíngeli na singa

note: A variety of a language that is characteristic of a particular area, community or group.
en: dialect
ln: lofwézi

note: A small temporary window in a graphical user interface that appears in order to request input from the user.
en: dialog box
ln: lininísa lia bosololi

note: Any one of the ten numerical symbols:0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9.
en: digit
ln: motángo

note: Represented in binary form (ones and zeros).
en: digital
ln: dizítalɛ; nimériki

note: Encrypted electronic data that can be used to authenticate the sender of a message.
en: digital signature
ln: siné nimériki

note: Make something less bright.
en: dim
ln: Kokomisa moíndo

note: The size of something in a particular direction (especially length, width, or height).
en: dimension
ln: dimasío

note: A means of accessing a point within a storage system that goes directly to the required point of information, without a sequential search.
en: direct access
ln: liyíngeli sémba

note: An indication of the point toward which something is aimed.
en: direction
ln: etámbolí, direksío

note: A collection of files and/or subdirectories grouped together in an organizational structure.
en: directory
ln: monkɛ́lɛ́; etápe

note: Make something nonfunctional.
en: disable
ln: kotendisa

note: Made nonfunctional.
en: disabled
ln: ya kotendisa, etendísámí

note: Throw away or reject.
en: discard
ln: kobwákisa

note: A statement intended to limit legal responsibility for problems related to the use of a product or website.
en: disclaimer
ln: boyanoli ndelo ya

note: End a communication link.
en: disconnect
ln: kodɛkonɛkitɛ

note: Conversation about a particular topic.
en: discussion
ln: ntembe

note: A flat, circular memory medium on which information is stored.
en: disk
ln: disiki

note: A device that reads and writes information using a flat, circular memory storage medium.
en: disk drive
ln: etángeli disiki

note: The amount of room available for data storage.
en: disk space
ln: sipasi disiski

note: A small, flexible, magnetic disk for storage and retrieval of data.
en: diskette
ln: disiki ekɛ́, disikɛ́tɛ

[ctx: An electronic screen that shows graphics or text.]
note: An electronic screen that shows graphics or text.
en: display
ln: emɔ́niseli

[ctx: Show or make visible.]
note: Show or make visible.
en: display
ln: emɔ́niseli

note: The amount of space between two points.
en: distance
ln: ntáka

note: Different from one another.
en: distinct
ln: ya kokɛsɛnɛ

note: Spread throughout a given area.
en: distribute
ln: kopanza

note: Connect one item to the side of another.
en: dock
ln: kotinga

note: A text or data file.
en: document
ln: dokimá

note: A group of computers under the management of a single administrator or administrative entity.
en: domain
ln: dɔmɛnɛ

note: Within a specific country.
en: domestic
ln: domestíki

note: Completed.
en: done
ln: esálémí

note: A small spot.
en: dot
ln: lɔtɔ

note: Made up of small spots.
en: dotted
ln: ya pútú elándání

note: Done two times.
en: double
ln: dúblɛ

note: Press twice on a mouse button or input device.
en: double click
ln: kodúblɛklikɛ

note: Two parallel lines.
en: double line
ln: liníɛ míbalé

note: Two parallel horizontal lines drawn through text.
en: double strikethrough
ln: ya koziba mbala míbalé

note: Two parallel horizontal lines drawn below a section of text.
en: double underline
ln: sulimá míbalé

note: Printed on both the front and back of a piece of paper.
en: double-sided
ln: libosó-sima

note: Transfer data from a remote computer to a local computer.
en: download
ln: kotíyolo

note: A version of a work that has not been finalized.
en: draft
ln: bruyó, buluyó

note: Move a mouse cursor while holding down a button on the mouse, often to move something on the screen.
en: drag
ln: kosɛlumoa

note: A device that uses a mass storage medium to read and write information.
en: drive
ln: etángeli

note: A program that provides the instructions for a computer to communicate with a peripheral device.
en: driver
ln: moyángeli ezíngela, piloti

note: Let go.
en: drop
ln: kotíka

note: A large initial letter that extends below the first line of a paragraph.
en: drop cap
ln: lɛ́tɛlinɛ

note: A momentary loss of signal in a communications system or in reading data from a storage device.
en: dropout
ln: libomí lia siniálɛ

[ctx: Make an exact copy.]
note: Make an exact copy.
en: duplicate
ln: kodiplikɛ

[ctx: An exact copy.]
note: An exact copy.
en: duplicate
ln: kodiplikɛ

note: The length of time when something occurs.
en: duration
ln: boúmeli

note: A small disc for optical storage of digital data, especially used for distributing video.
en: DVD
ln: dívídí

note: Created or changeable according to parameters that can vary.
en: dynamic
ln: dinamiki

note: A book or any long text that is digitized and made available for viewing via the Internet, on a disk, or on a portable reading device.
en: E-Book (Electronic Book)
ln: búku ya élektroniki

note: Business transactions conducted over the Internet.
en: e-commerce / electronic commerce
ln: mombóngo ya élektroniki

note: A message transferred from one computer address to another via the Internet.
en: e-mail
ln: ímɛlɛ

note: A unique set of characters (of the form username@domainname) identifying a specific electronic mailbox on the Internet to which electronic messages can be sent.
en: e-mail address
ln: adɛlɛ́sɛ ímɛlɛ

note: A program used to read, send, and store electronic correspondence.
en: e-mail client
ln: kiliyá ímɛlɛ

note: A computer in a network that stores incoming mail for distribution to users and transfers outgoing mail to the Internet for delivery.
en: e-mail server
ln: sɛrvɛ̀rɛ ya ímɛlɛ

note: Make final corrections and/or changes to a document or media file.
en: edit
ln: kobɔngisa

note: A version of a program or document.
en: edition
ln: édisío

note: A person or program that makes final corrections and/or changes to a document or media file.
en: editor
ln: ebɔngele

note: A change that is the result of an action.
en: effect
ln: ekelisi

note: Expel from a machine.
en: eject
ln: kobimisa

note: Be over or finished.
en: elapsed
ln: eza kosíla

note: A short sequence of keyboard letters and/or symbols that signifies a facial expression or emotion.
en: emoticon
ln: elembo sáí

note: Special type style, such as bold or italics, given to something considered important or significant.
en: emphasis
ln: bongóngisi

[ctx: Remove the contents.]
note: Remove the contents.
en: empty
ln: kotíka mpámba

[ctx: Having nothing within.]
note: Having nothing within.
en: empty
ln: kotíka mpámba

note: Make ready to perform some action.
en: enable
ln: kolamusa

note: Made ready to perform some action.
en: enabled
ln: elamúsámí

note: A device that converts a file to an encrypted or compressed form.
en: encoder
ln: akɔdɛ̀rɛ

note: Conceal information by means of a code or cipher.
en: encrypt
ln: kokriptɛ

note: The point where an object stops; the farthest point from the beginning.
en: end
ln: súka

note: The final consumer for whom something is intended.
en: end user
ln: mosáleli wa súka

note: Make bigger.
en: enlarge
ln: kotandola

note: Type in or record data.
en: enter
ln: Kokɔ́tisa

note: A button on a keyboard that, when pressed, instructs the computer to do something with the data just typed in.
en: enter / enter key
ln: túsi bondimi

note: Activity designed to give pleasure or relaxation.
en: entertainment
ln: bosepelísi

note: Full, complete, constituting the full quantity or extent.
en: entire
ln: mobimba

note: An item in a dictionary, encyclopedia, or database.
en: entry
ln: bokɔ́ti, kɔ́tɔ

note: A symbol = used to indicate that two values are the same.
en: equal sign
ln: ekókí, ekómí

note: Remove permanently.
en: erase
ln: kokúniola

note: A failure to complete a task as expected.
en: error
ln: libúngá, fɔ́ti, zíko

note: A message with an alphanumeric identifier that is displayed when a specific problem occurs.
en: error code
ln: kɔdɛ ya zíko

note: Cancel or quit an operation.
en: escape
ln: kotíka

note: A high-speed network standard for interconnecting computing devices.
en: ethernet
ln: Ɛtenéti

note: Make judgments based on criteria and evidence.
en: evaluate
ln: kotúya

note: Software that is available to be tried for free, but will stop working after a period of time or does not have some features that are available to paying customers.
en: evaluation version
ln: versío ya botúyi

note: An action within a computer program.
en: event
ln: évenemá, ekelá

note: Inspect carefully.
en: examine
ln: kotála

note: An interruption in normal processing, especially as caused by an error condition.
en: exception
ln: mbéba

note: A program that is ready to be run by a computer.
en: executable
ln: kásá etámbuisi

note: Start, launch or run a program or command.
en: execute
ln: kobanda

note: Leave.
en: exit
ln: kobima

note: Make larger or wider.
en: expand
ln: Kolíngola

note: Made larger or wider.
en: expanded
ln: etándólámí

note: Anticipated as likely to occur.
en: expected
ln: ezélámí

note: The time when something ends.
en: expiration
ln: súka, bosílisi

note: Come to an end after a period of time.
en: expire
ln: kosíla

note: Having come to an end after a period of time.
en: expired
ln: ya kosíla

note: Investigate without any particular objective.
en: explore
ln: kotálatala

note: Send from one program to another.
en: export
ln: komɛmɛ epaí

note: A particular way of phrasing an idea or a computer programming command.
en: expression
ln: likomi

note: A computer program designed to be incorporated into another piece of software in order to add new or improved functions.
en: extension
ln: libakisi

note: On the outside.
en: external
ln: na libándá

note: The state of the configuration of options in a device when it is delivered from the manufacturer.
en: factory setting
ln: palamɛ́tɛlɛ ya lizíni

note: Cease or be unable to operate correctly.
en: fail
ln: kosenzola

note: Termination or inability of an item to operate correctly.
en: failure
ln: senza, éshɛ́ki

note: An archive that provides general information about a website or topic, in the form of answers to questions often posed by users.
en: FAQ / frequently asked questions
ln: MPB/ mitúna pé biyano

note: Move rapidly to a later point in an audio or video file.
en: fast forward
ln: kotámba nɔkí

note: Having a problem that requires shutting down a program or device.
en: fatal
ln: ya libomí

note: A preferred web page or file.
en: favorite
ln: favoli, nséku

note: A collection of preferred web addresses grouped together for rapid access in an organizational structure.
en: favorite folder
ln: dosíyé favoli

note: A special capability of a piece of software.
en: feature
ln: likoki

note: An automatically produced listing of blog or news headlines and excerpts.
en: feed
ln: fidɛ

note: Comments meant to evaluate or improve something.
en: feedback
ln: eyanoli

note: Get or retrieve something.
en: fetch
ln: kokɛndɛ koluka

note: A space for a particular item within a category of data.
en: field
ln: ntáká

note: An image, chart, or graph that conveys information.
en: figure
ln: eléngé

note: A collection of data stored in one named unit.
en: file
ln: kásá

note: A computer program that provides a user interface to work with file systems.
en: file browser
ln: molúki kásá

note: A set of letters and/or symbols that identifies a file.
en: filename
ln: nkómbó ya kásá

note: A method for organizing the items on storage devices.
en: file system
ln: lisánga lia kásá

note: Make a color, pattern, or data sequence occupy an entire area.
en: fill
ln: kotóndisa

note: Completely occupied with a color, pattern, or data sequence.
en: filled
ln: etóndísámí, ya kotóndisa

[ctx: Separate or isolate something.]
note: Separate or isolate something.
en: filter
ln: ekɔngole

[ctx: A process that separates or isolates something.]
note: A process that separates or isolates something.
en: filter
ln: ekɔngole

note: Locate something.
en: find
ln: kokúta

note: Look for the subsequent occurrence of a search term.
en: find next
ln: kokúta elándi

note: Look for the preceding occurrence of a search term.
en: find previous
ln: kokúta elékí

note: Come to an end.
en: finish
ln: kosíla, kosílisa

note: A security system that regulates the data that can be transmitted between the Internet and a local network.
en: firewall
ln: edúki

note: Permanent instructions and data programmed directly into the circuitry of a device.
en: firmware
ln: etámbuisi bɔngɔ́

note: Coming before all others.
en: first
ln: ya yambo

note: The personal name chosen by one's parents to identify the individual.
en: first name
ln: nkómbó ya yambo

note: Conform to some shape or size.
en: fit
ln: kokokisana

note: Repair.
en: fix
ln: kosála bobɔngisi

note: Repaired.
en: fixed
ln: bobɔngisi esálémí.

note: Mark for special attention.
en: flag
ln: kotíya bendɛ́lɛ ekɛ́

note: Software used widely for video, animation, and interactive display on the Internet.
en: Flash
ln: flasi

note: Having a smooth and level surface.
en: flat
ln: patátálú

note: Reverse, turn over, or turn around.
en: flip
ln: kobumbola

note: A list of options that opens when the cursor is brought over a particular area of the screen.
en: flyout menu
ln: ménu ya botúmoli

note: Adjust a lens or display so that images appear sharp.
en: focus
ln: kobambinya

note: A collection of files and/or subfolders grouped together in an organizational structure.
en: folder
ln: ebómbi, dosíyé, valisi

note: Take further actions remaining after an event.
en: follow-up
ln: kolanda

note: A set of characters of the same size and style.
en: font
ln: polósi

note: The set of values for hue, saturation, and brightness for selected text.
en: font color
ln: lángi lia bikomá, polósi

note: Design element applied to selected text.
en: font effect
ln: ekelisi ya polósi

note: The height of an uppercase letter in a character set.
en: font size
ln: dimasío ya polósi

note: Attributes of selected text, such as bold, italics, and underlining.
en: font style
ln: stílɛ ya polósi

note: Information that is placed at the bottom of one or more pages in a document.
en: footer
ln: nsé ya lonkásá

note: A reference or comment, indicated by a number or symbol, that is shown at the bottom of a page.
en: footnote
ln: makomí o nsé ya lonkásá

note: Compel something to happen or move.
en: force
ln: kosɛngisa

note: The part of an image or display that is nearest to the viewer.
en: foreground
ln: bosóbosó

note: The active program visible in a graphics user interface.
en: foreground application
ln: esalisela na mosálá

note: The active program on a computer.
en: foreground task
ln: lotómo na bosóbosó

note: A blank document or template to be filled in by the user.
en: form
ln: formilɛ̀rɛ

[ctx: The layout of all or part of a document; the type of a computer file.]
note: The layout of all or part of a document; the type of a computer file.
en: format
ln: libɔngi, foloma

[ctx: Determine the arrangement of data or text for storage and display.]
note: Determine the arrangement of data or text for storage and display.
en: format
ln: libɔngi, foloma

note: Any mathematical rule expressed symbolically.
en: formula
ln: formilɛ

[ctx: Send a received message to someone other than the person who originally sent it.]
note: Send a received message to someone other than the person who originally sent it.
en: forward
ln: kotínda

[ctx: Towards the front.]
note: Towards the front.
en: forward
ln: kotínda

note: A section of a web page that loads and functions independently of other sections.
en: frame
ln: monkala, framɛ

note: An invisible Web page that divides a browser window into two or more sections, each with the ability to display a separate page or file.
en: frameset
ln: monkalaka, framɛseti

note: Software that is available without cost.
en: freeware
ln: etámbuisi nsɔ́mí, friwɛrɛ

note: The rate at which something occurs; the level on a spectrum of radio waves at which a signal is broadcast.
en: frequency
ln: fɛlɛ́kasi

note: Occupying all the space on a display.
en: full screen
ln: emɔ́niselo mobimba

note: An edition of a program that contains all features and functionality.
en: full version
ln: versío ya mobimba

note: A software routine that performs a specific action.
en: function
ln: litómo, fɔksío

note: Vague or imprecise.
en: fuzzy
ln: polélé tɛ̂, fuzi

note: A space for the exhibition of images or other items.
en: gallery
ln: galéri, ndáko ya bilílí

note: Produce an output from data.
en: generate
ln: kobóta

note: Retrieve.
en: get
ln: kozwa elɔ́kɔ

note: An measure of computer memory, disk space, or document size consisting of approximately one billion bytes, equivalent to about one billion alphanumeric characters.
en: gigabyte
ln: gibi-okté

note: Able to apply to a large range of cases or objects.
en: global
ln: ya mobimba

note: Return to the previous page or item.
en: go back
ln: kozónga sima

note: Advance to the next page or item.
en: go forward
ln: kokɛndɛ libosó

note: Represented visually.
en: graphic
ln: grafiki

note: The use of visual elements and text to communicate an idea or concept.
en: graphic design
ln: bokelami na biyémi

note: Containing black, white, no color and up to 256 shades of gray.
en: grayscale
ln: ebutele lia mbwi

note: A pattern of horizontal and vertical lines that cross each other to form squares or rectangles.
en: grid
ln: griyaze, eténiténi

note: A horizontal or vertical path that marks the boundary of a cell in a table.
en: gridline
ln: kadríyaze

[ctx: A set of people or things that are placed together due to some common interest or feature.]
note: A set of people or things that are placed together due to some common interest or feature.
en: group
ln: gulupɛ, lingómba

[ctx: Place together due to some common interest or feature.]
note: Place together due to some common interest or feature.
en: group
ln: gulupɛ, lingómba

note: A user of a website.
en: guest
ln: mobéngi

note: A reference resource that provides information or instructions.
en: guide
ln: búku ya bosáleli

note: A statement that provides direction about how something should be done.
en: guideline
ln: mosisé

note: One of two equal parts of a whole.
en: half
ln: ndámbo

note: Manage a task or file.
en: handle
ln: kosála na

note: End a phone call or communications connection.
en: hang up
ln: kokáta; kosílisa kotɛlɛfɔnɛ́

note: The physical parts of a computer or device.
en: hardware
ln: esálisi

note: Information that is placed at the top of one or more pages in a document.
en: header
ln: likoló lia lonkásá

note: The title or topic of a document or a section.
en: heading
ln: litɛ́mɛ

note: The distance from the bottom to the top.
en: height
ln: bosándá

note: Try to locate.
en: look for
ln: Koluka

note: A communications path between two computers or devices.
en: channel (hardware)
ln: lileko

note: Abbreviation that is formed using the initial components in a phrase or name.
en: acronym
ln: akrɔnimi

note: Of a size that can comfortably be carried and used in an adult hand.
en: hand-held
ln: ya bokoki ya lobɔ́kɔ

note: The practice of hiding information through codes.
en: cryptography
ln: kripitogafi

note: A type of transition used in visual media, in which the a black background is gradually filled with a visual image; a type of transition used in audio media, in which the volume is gradually increased.
en: fade in
ln: niángwí ya bokɔ́ti

note: A type of transition used in visual media, in which a visual image is gradually replaced with a black background; a type of transition used in audio media, in which the volume is gradually decreased to silence.
en: fade out
ln: niángwí ya bobimi

note: A compact portable camera for recording video and sound.
en: camcorder
ln: kaméla

note: A computer program that does automated tasks.
en: bot
ln: boti

note: Concerning; with regard to.
en: about
ln: etalí

note: A device that causes something to go faster.
en: accelerator
ln: lombángu

note: Connecting to a website, database, or disk drive.
en: accessing
ln: koyíngela na

note: ( ´ ), an accent or diacritic mark used in many modern written languages with alphabets based on the Latin, Cyrillic alphabet and Greek scripts.
en: acute
ln: ekɔti ya bogángi

note: Every one; entire.
en: all
ln: niɔ́sɔ

note: Permit the present web page to open new windows or applications.
en: allow pop-ups from this site
ln: kopésa nzéla na baibai na sitɛ eye

note: A key on a keyboard that provides alternate functions when pressed at the same time as other keys.
en: alt
ln: alti

note: The symbol "&"
en: ampersand
ln: ná

note: A condition in which an individual's true identity is unknown.
en: anonymity
ln: bonkánga

note: The reproduction or mimicking of human-level thought in computers.
en: artificial intelligence / AI
ln: mayɛ́lɛ bokelami

note: A set of 128 alphanumeric and special control characters based on the English alphabet.
en: ASCII
ln: ASIKI

note: Have a value set.
en: assigned
ln: mbenza etíyámí

note: In or very near a particular location.
en: at
ln: o/na

note: Writer or creator.
en: author
ln: mokomi, mokeli

note: Fill in a text input area with data that has been typed or stored previously.
en: autocomplete
ln: mɛ́i-kokoma

note: A software function that corrects common spelling or typing errors immediately after they are input.
en: autocorrect
ln: ||  bold_italic_  ||  italic

note: A browser feature used to return to the previous web page.
en: back button
ln: lipúngu bozóngi, buto bozóngi

note: A set of values for hue, saturation, and brightness displayed on a website or computer desktop behind the visible content.
en: background color
ln: lángi lia simasima

note: The typographical mark \
en: backslash
ln: atísilashi

note: A measure of the amount or speed of data transmission.
en: bandwidth
ln: libale la kanó

note: The unit of measurement of data transmission speed over a communications circuit.
en: baud
ln: bau

note: A version of an application that is made available prior to the official release for the purposes of testing.
en: beta
ln: bɛta

note: The system by which combinations of 0s and 1s are used to represent any type of data stored on a computer.
en: binary
ln: binɛrɛ

note: A grid of pixels or printed dots generated by computer to represent images.
en: bitmap
ln: bítɛmapɛ

note: Access prevented.
en: blocked
ln: etɛ́lɛmísámí, ekangámí

note: Returned without being delivered to the intended recipient.
en: bounced
ln: ezangi motíndami

note: A set of items arranged in a sequence, with each separate item identified by the typographical bullet symbol, that is •, or with another symbol other than numbers.
en: bulleted list
ln: lístɛ na bakabulɛ

note: A graphic device or piece of text pointing attention to a larger image or section of text.
en: call out
ln: kaúka

note: Record an image with a digital device, either by taking a picture with a digital camera, scanning, or converting from analog format.
en: capture
ln: kozwa

note: A small disc for optical storage of digital data, especially used for distributing music.
en: CD / compact disk
ln: sédé, pálaki

note: Make something different.
en: change
ln: kobóngola ; kosɛnzɛ

note: A site on the internet where a number of users can communicate in real time about a specific topic.
en: chat group
ln: gulupɛ ya tsátɛ

note: Look to see if something exists or a condition has been met.
en: check for
ln: kotála mpɔ̂ ya

note: A sound used to call attention to a certain condition.
en: chime
ln: kariyo

note: The graphical representation of a computer's file system for Apple Macintosh operating systems.
en: finder
ln: etálitali

note: Something written in a secret code.
en: cipher
ln: shífrɛ, motángo

note: An application or system that accesses a remote service on another computer system, known as a server, by way of a network.
en: client
ln: kiliyá

note: The punctuation mark ":" introducing a quotation, definition, or a series of items.
en: colon
ln: pútu íbalé

note: The amount of data about hue, saturation, and brightness that is displayed in a given area.
en: color resolution
ln: langibini lia lángi

note: Have cells in a table spread over multiple vertical lines of data.
en: column span
ln: likonzí ya kosanginia

note: Occurring or happening regularly or frequently.
en: common
ln: loléngé lɔ̌kɔ́, ya kozóngaka, ya kosálemaka

note: A socket on a computer used for connecting cables to other devices.
en: com port
ln: tingó KOM

note: User preferences and set-up instructions for software or hardware.
en: configuration file
ln: kásá ya libɔngele

note: Communication link not established.
en: connection failure
ln: éshɛ́ki ya kɔnɛkiso

note: Containing data that has been damaged in some way.
en: corrupted
ln: ebébí, ebébísámí

note: Damage data in some way.
en: corrupt
ln: kobébisa

note: A two letter abbreviation used to distinguish a nation in postal or electronic communications; a set of numbers used to distinguish a nation for international dialing.
en: country code
ln: kɔdɛ ya ekólo

note: Documentation attesting to the truth of certain stated facts.
en: credentials
ln: lifélansi

note: Submitting the same comment to multiple blogs or websites.
en: cross-posting
ln: kotínda bisíká nzíké

note: Submit the same comment to multiple blogs or websites.
en: cross-post
ln: kotínda bisíká nzíké

note: Modified according to individual preferences.
en: customized
ln: esékísámí; ya kosekisa

note: The choice of one from among a number of alternatives.
en: decision
ln: bokáti likambo

note: Convert from an encrypted or compressed form to a form that can be read or used.
en: decode
ln: kodɛkɔdɛ

note: Assigned to a specific user or purpose.
en: dedicated
ln: o nkómbo ya;

note: The original configuration of an option in a program or device.
en: default value
ln: motúya likwá; mpenza likwá

note: Keyboard button to remove or erase something.
en: del / delete key
ln: túsi bolímuisi

note: Removing or erasing.
en: deleting
ln: kolímuisa

note: An item that has been or will be removed or erased.
en: deletion
ln: bolímuisi

note: A character or sequence of characters used to separate elements within a file.
en: delimiter
ln: ekátela

note: Look to see if something is present.
en: detect
ln: komóna

note: A tool in Windows that allows users to control equipment attached to the computer.
en: device manager
ln: moyángeli masíni

note: Test or process used to determine the source of a problem.
en: diagnostics
ln: dianosiki

note: Input telephone number to call.
en: dial
ln: kobɛtɛ limelo

note: Call a telephone number at an external location.
en: dial out
ln: kobenga libándá

note: A sound emitted by a land-line telephone when the phone is connected to the network and enabled to make a call.
en: dial tone
ln: tɔnalitɛ; loláká

note: Using a telephone line and a modem to connect to a network.
en: dial-up
ln: na nzéla singa; ya tɛlɛfɔnɛ

note: A photographic device that records pictures electronically rather than on film.
en: digital camera
ln: fotóniméríki

note: Shown or made visible.
en: displayed
ln: emɔ́nisámí

note: A collection of information that describes how to use a product.
en: documentation
ln: dokimatasío

note: At a lower place or position.
en: down
ln: na nsé

note: Move something from one location to another by selecting it, holding down a mouse button, moving the mouse to the new location, and releasing the mouse button.
en: drag and drop
ln: kosɛlumoa pé kotíya

note: Inserted inside a larger document or file.
en: embedded
ln: eyigísámí

note: A piece of software or hardware that simulates another program or device.
en: emulator
ln: emilátɛlɛ

note: Convert to an encrypted or compressed form.
en: encode
ln: koakɔdɛ

note: Concealed by means of a code or cipher.
en: encrypted
ln: ya kokriptɛ

note: The process of concealing information by means of a code or cipher.
en: encryption
ln: kriptaze

note: Improve or increase something.
en: enhance
ln: kobakisa

note: Improved or increased.
en: enhanced
ln: ebakísámí

note: Not concurring with a given set of facts or conditions.
en: false
ln: lokúta, fɔ̂

note: A standard way to transfer copies of files on the Internet.
en: FTP / file transfer protocol
ln: polotokɔlɛ ya botindi

note: The process of managing the rate of data transmission to prevent a fast sender from overrunning a slow receiver.
en: flow control
ln: bokɛ́ngɛlɛ mwémbé

note: A website feature where users can post messages regarding one or more topics of discussion.
en: forum
ln: forɔme

note: The '/' symbol.
en: forward slash
ln: silashi

note: Without cost or legal restriction.
en: free
ln: nsɔ́mí, seǐ

note: That part of a hardware or software system that is accessible to the end user.
en: front end
ln: etanda ya mosáleli

note: A method for showing a file or program using all the space on a display.
en: full screen mode
ln: modɛ ya emɔ́niselo mobimba

note: Activity with rules, involving skill or luck, undertaken for pleasure.
en: game
ln: Lisano

note: A computer or a network that controls access to other devices or networks.
en: gateway
ln: ngbangba

note: A list of terms and their definitions.
en: glossary
ln: búkú ya maloba, glosɛlɛ

note: Authorize to do or access something.
en: grant permission
ln: kopésa nzéla

note: Having more or being bigger in relation to something else.
en: greater than
ln: monɛ́nɛ míngi koleka

note: A device used for storing and retrieving large amounts of data on a high-capacity memory medium.
en: hard drive
ln: disiki-enɛ́nɛ

note: Stopped without being completed successfully.
en: aborted
ln: étíkámí

note: Stopping an action without completing it successfully.
en: aborting
ln: kosundola ; kotíka

note: Approve an entire list of items
en: accept all
ln: kondima niɔ́sɔ

note: Be agreed to.
en: accepted
ln: endimámí

note: Not permitted to view or retrieve an existing file.
en: access denied
ln: liyíngeli ebóyámí

note: Rights that an administrator can grant or deny for a user to view, read or write a particular file or directory.
en: access permissions
ln: ndingisa lia liyíngeli

note: Successfully connected with a website, database, or hard-drive.
en: accessed
ln: éyíngélí

note: Data concerning a user account, such as the user's personal data and the account transaction history.
en: account information
ln: liyébísí lia konti

note: A unique character string or pattern used by a data processing system to identify a user.
en: account name
ln: nkómbó ya konti

note: Options that can be configured for a particular user on a website.
en: account settings
ln: palamɛ́tɛlɛ ya konti

note: Started; turned on.
en: activated
ln: élámuísamí

note: Starting; turning on.
en: activating
ln: kolamuisa

note: A secure process of enabling commercial software to function.
en: activation
ln: bolamuisi

note: The file on a computer that is currently selected to receive input.
en: active document
ln: dokimá ngâ

note: A text element on a document or web page that has been selected or clicked for connection to another file.
en: active link
ln: ekangisele ngâ

note: Create an item.
en: add new
ln: kobakisa sika

note: Has been included, appended, or increased.
en: added
ln: ya kobakisa

note: Appending; increasing; including.
en: adding
ln: kobakisa

note: More, supplemental.
en: additional
ln: ya bobakisi

note: Of or relating to site management.
en: administrative
ln: ya boyángeli

note: Detailed or expert-level choices for a program or website.
en: advanced options
ln: mapɔni mapúsání

note: Detailed or expert-level configuration choices for a program or website.
en: advanced settings
ln: palamɛtɛ́lɛ mapúsání

note: The world's second-largest and second most-populous continent.
en: Africa
ln: Afrika

note: Residing in or originating from Africa.
en: African
ln: moí-Afrika

note: Number of years since birth.
en: age
ln: mbúla

note: A piece of software that runs without direct human control or constant supervision to accomplish goals provided by a user.
en: agent
ln: mosáleli

note: Before the present time.
en: ago
ln: elekí

note: Letters, words, or graphic elements arranged along the same horizontal or vertical line.
en: aligned
ln: ébɔngísámí molɔngɔ́

note: The arrangement of letters, words, or graphic elements along the same horizontal or vertical line.
en: alignment
ln: alimá

note: Permitted.
en: allowed
ln: élíngísámí

note: The set of letters used when writing in a language.
en: alphabet
ln: afabɛ

note: A button on a keyboard that is used to change (alternate) the function of other pressed keys.
en: alt key
ln: túsi-ebaloli

note: One of two or more things that can be chosen.
en: alternative
ln: ngala

note: Seek confirmation every time.
en: always ask
ln: kotúna ntángo ínsɔ

note: Visible on screen at all times.
en: always on top
ln: ntángo ínsɔ o likoló

note: A quantity of items or numbers.
en: amount
ln: boíké

note: One or more of the stated cases may occur.
en: and/or
ln: na/tǒ

note: A figure formed by two rays that start from a common point, or the measure of such a figure.
en: angle
ln: mbata

note: Impart motion or the appearance of motion.
en: animate
ln: koningana

note: Possessing the quality or appearance of motion.
en: animated
ln: énígámí

note: Without a name or identity.
en: anonymously
ln: na sóngóló

[ctx: A response.]
note: A response.
en: answer
ln: eyano

note: One of the buttons on a keyboard, without specification.
en: any key
ln: túsi atâ níni

note: Be located somewhere (of a file or term).
en: appears in
ln: komónana na

note: Added or attached at the end.
en: appended
ln: ebákémí

note: Relevant.
en: applicable
ln: ebɔngélí

note: Be put into effect.
en: applied
ln: edímísámí

note: A planned time for a meeting.
en: appointment
ln: bokútani

note: Has been confirmed or accepted.
en: approved
ln: edímámí

note: Nearly exact but not perfectly accurate.
en: approximately
ln: ya kopúsana pɛnɛ na

note: The fourth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.
en: April
ln: sánzá ya ínei, apríli

note: Of or related to the Arabic language, numerals, or alphabet.
en: Arabic
ln: Arabi

note: The way a group of things has been organized.
en: arrangement
ln: bobɔngisi

note: An ordered set of data items identified by a single name.
en: array
ln: erayi

note: The use of visual elements for aesthetic effect.
en: art
ln: ntɔ́ki

note: A person who produces creative work.
en: artist
ln: mosáli wa ntɔ́ki

note: Visual material that is prepared for reproduction.
en: artwork
ln: ntɔ́ka

note: Input and display configuration for Asian languages.
en: Asian language support
ln: bosálisi bwa nkotá ya Azía

note: Writing using a character set from an Asian language.
en: Asian text
ln: nkomá ya Azía

note: The width of an image or screen divided by its height.
en: aspect ratio
ln: kabola

note: Give help.
en: assist
ln: kosálisa

note: Help.
en: assistance
ln: lisálisi

note: A person or tool that provides help.
en: assistant
ln: mosálisi

note: A logical or causal connection between two or more items.
en: association
ln: sangisa

note: Occurring at different times.
en: asynchronous
ln: asékronɛ

note: Tried.
en: attempted
ln: ya komeka, emékámí

note: Trying.
en: attempting
ln: komeka

note: Focus of one's mind on something.
en: attention
ln: loyókia, bokébi

note: A device or application that is capable of playback of sound data, particularly music or voice.
en: audio player
ln: etángeli kabo odió

note: The eighth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.
en: August
ln: sánzá ya mwabe, augústo

note: Having the validity of a claimed user or object established or confirmed.
en: authenticated
ln: endimámí sɔ̂lɔ́

note: The power to enforce rules or give orders.
en: authority
ln: bokonzi

note: Search for and recognize newly connected peripherals.
en: autodetect
ln: mɛ́i-komóna

note: Occupy form fields with data that has been typed or stored previously; extend a series of values in a column or row.
en: autofill
ln: mɛ́i-kotóndisa

note: Size an image or text so that it will appear within the available space without user intervention.
en: autofit
ln: mɛ́i-boɛngɛbinii

note: A process that downloads and installs the newest version of a software program, without external control or intervention.
en: automatic update
ln: mɛ́i-botíyi sika

note: Operated by itself, without external control or intervention.
en: automatically
ln: ya mɛ́i- ; ya otomatíki

note: The middle point of a group of values.
en: average
ln: ntéintei

note: Keep away from or keep clear of.
en: avoid
ln: kokíma

note: Having knowledge of something.
en: aware
ln: koyébá

note: A reference line in a graph or photo.
en: axis
ln: ákisi

note: That part of a hardware or software system that is accessible to a programmer but is not visible to the end user.
en: back end
ln: etando sima

note: Picture displayed on a website or computer desktop behind the visible content.
en: background image
ln: elílí ya simasima

note: A keyboard key used for removing a character behind the cursor, and moving the cursor one position backwards.
en: backspace
ln: túsi bozóngi

note: A file or record, stored separately from the original, that can be used to recover an original file that has been destroyed or damaged.
en: backup copy
ln: kopi ya bobikisi, libíkisi

note: Prohibit.
en: ban
ln: kikilisa

note: Prohibited.
en: banned
ln: ekilísámí

note: Simplest or most significant.
en: basic
ln: mpási tɛ̂; na ntína; ya ebandela

note: Assembled in a group to be handled together.
en: batch
ln: batshi

note: A device that produces electricity by a chemical reaction between two substances.
en: battery
ln: batéri

note: A short, electronically produced tone.
en: beep
ln: bípɛ

note: The start or first part of something.
en: beginning
ln: ebandela

note: The initial letters or words.
en: begins with
ln: ebandí na

note: Be a member of a group.
en: belonging
ln: kozala mɔ̌kɔ́ ya

note: In a lower place.
en: beneath
ln: nsé

note: A larger size.
en: bigger
ln: monɛ́nɛ koleka

note: Someone's date of birth or the anniversary of that day.
en: birthday
ln: bokundoli

note: Very dark in color.
en: black
ln: moíndo

note: Combine colors so that two hues or values merge imperceptibly.
en: blend
ln: kosanginia

note: Flash on and off at regular intervals.
en: blink
ln: kobalisa

note: Flashing on and off at regular intervals.
en: blinking
ln: kobalisa

note: Preventing access.
en: blocking
ln: kotɛ́lɛmisa

note: The color of the clear sky or the deep sea.
en: blue
ln: bulé

note: Reduce the focus of an image so that it loses sharpness.
en: blur
ln: koniángo

note: Link saved in a web browser for future reference.
en: bookmarked
ln: lembete etíyámí

note: The trade name of a product or service.
en: brand
ln: nkómbó

note: Emitting large amounts of light.
en: bright
ln: balili

note: Move into a particular state or condition.
en: bring
ln: komɛmɛ

note: A red-orange color, including the color of chocolate or coffee.
en: brown
ln: sokolá

note: A software tool for drawing lines, patterns, or designs.
en: brush
ln: bolɔ́si

note: A contact stored in the address book of an instant messaging (IM) program.
en: buddy
ln: budi

note: Amount of memory available to temporarily store data.
en: buffer size
ln: bonɛ́nɛ bwa alekalóbí

note: Notification to technical personnel of a software error or defect that causes a malfunction.
en: bug report
ln: lizóngisi lia bógi

note: Develop according to a plan or process.
en: build
ln: kotónga

note: Starting with the typographical bullet symbol, that is •, or with other symbols other than numbers.
en: bulleted
ln: ya bakabulɛ

note: Writing data to a permanent storage medium like a compact disc or DVD.
en: burning
ln: kokpalata

note: Unavailable because it is in use by another person or process.
en: busy
ln: okipɛ́, na mosálá

note: Stored temporarily in a location from which it can be retrieved quickly.
en: cached
ln: botíyi na kashi

note: Determine the value of something or the solution to something by a mathematical process.
en: calculate
ln: kokalikilɛ

note: Have the value of something or the solution to something determined by a mathematical process.
en: calculated
ln: ya kokalikilɛ

note: Determining the value of something or the solution to something by a mathematical process.
en: calculating
ln: kokalikilɛ

note: A device for showing appointments and divisions of time.
en: calendar
ln: manáka

note: Connecting for a voice conversation by telephone or using the internet.
en: calling
ln: kobénga

note: A device for taking photographs or moving pictures.
en: camera
ln: masíni ma fɔtɔ́

note: Have a process or change stopped while it is underway.
en: cancelled
ln: ya koboma, ebómámí

note: Stopping a process or change that is underway.
en: cancelling
ln:  koboma

note: The region in a photo or drawing program where an image can be edited.
en: canvas
ln: likútu

note: Having the ability needed for a specific task.
en: capable
ln: kokoka

note: The maximum amount that can be held.
en: capacity
ln: bonɛ́nɛ

note: Uppercase.
en: capital
ln: ya likomá enɛ́nɛ

note: The use of uppercase letters in writing.
en: capitalization
ln: likomá enɛ́nɛ

note: Recorded with a digital device, either by taking a picture with a digital camera, scanning, or converting from analog format.
en: captured
ln: ezwámí

note: A warning statement regarding a potential hazard.
en: caution
ln: likébisi

note: Located in the middle.
en: centered
ln: etíyámí na káti

note: Making something different.
en: changing
ln: kobóngola ; kosɛnzɛ

note: One of the main sections into which the text of a book is divided.
en: chapter
ln: sapítɛ

note: A well-defined correspondence between the letters and symbols of a font, and specific numbers used to represent them within a computer system.
en: character encoding
ln: akɔdaze ya minkomá

note: The distance between letters in a document.
en: character spacing
ln: sipasi ya minkomá

note: The attributes of a letter or symbol within a document, including its font, size, and color.
en: character style
ln: stílɛ ya monkomá;

note: A tick (✓) used to indicate the concept "yes".
en: checkmark / check mark
ln: elembo íyo

note: Search or inspect immediately.
en: check now
ln: kotála sikáwa

note: Examine a document for errors in the way words are written.
en: check spelling
ln: kotála likomisi

note: Has been inspected; has been marked.
en: checked
ln: epɔ́námí; endímámí;

note: Searching or inspecting; verifying.
en: checking
ln: kotála

note: An object that has a subservient or derivative role relative to another object.
en: child
ln: mwana

note: Making a selection from two or more options.
en: choosing
ln: kopɔnɔ

note: Selected from two or more options.
en: chosen
ln: epɔnámí

note: A closed curve in which all points are the same distance from a point called the center.
en: circle
ln: zeló, zólóngánó

note: Round.
en: circular
ln: zólóngána

note: The municipality where someone lives.
en: city
ln: mbóka

note: A group, collection, category or set sharing characteristics or attributes.
en: class
ln: klasí

note: A look that was previously expected or considered typical.
en: classic
ln: klasíki

note: All data removed from a selected cell or area.
en: cleared
ln: ezímísámí

note: Press and hold a mouse or input button to move an item to another location on a graphical user interface.
en: click and drag
ln: sɛlumuisa mpé klíkɛ

note: Position the cursor within a particular area on the screen and press on a mouse button or input device.
en: click in
ln: koklikɛ na káti

note: Position the cursor outside of a particular area on the screen and press on a mouse button or input device.
en: click outside
ln: koklikɛ libanda

note: Press on a mouse button or input device to start a document or program.
en: click to open
ln: koklikɛ mpɔ̂ na kofungola

note: An instrument used to measure or keep track of time.
en: clock
ln: sâ

note: Ended.
en: closed
ln: ekangámí

note: Ending a program or the use of a file.
en: closing
ln: kokanga

note: A device or program that compresses information so that it can be transmitted across a network, and decompresses information that has been received.
en: codec
ln: kɔdɛk

note: The process of writing computer software instructions.
en: coding
ln: kokɔdɛ

note: A visual tool for selecting values for hue, saturation, and brightness from among those displayed.
en: color picker
ln: enúkele lia lángi

note: Choice of a set of values for hue, saturation, and brightness.
en: color selection
ln: bopɔni bwa lángi

note: Having a particular set of values for hue, saturation, and brightness.
en: colored
ln: ya lángi, lángi  etíyámí

note: The punctuation mark "," indicating a pause between parts of a sentence or between elements in a list.
en: comma
ln: kóma

[ctx: A written statement or explanation.]
note: A written statement or explanation.
en: comment
ln: komátɛlɛ

note: Frequently employed in accomplishing something.
en: commonly used
ln: ya bosáleli mbala míngi

note: Transmit information.
en: communicate
ln: koyébisa

note: Transmitting information.
en: communicating
ln: Koyébisa

note: An entity that manufactures or sells products or provides services as a commercial venture.
en: company
ln: kompani

note: Use a computer program to translate source code written in a particular programming language into computer-readable machine code that can be executed.
en: compile
ln: kokompílɛ

note: Converted to a computer-readable form that can be run as a program.
en: compiled
ln: ya kokompílɛ

note: Write all the required information in a form.
en: complete
ln: kokoma

note: Put together or arranged.
en: composed
ln: ya kotíya elɔngɔ́

note: Composed of more than one part.
en: compound
ln: biténibiténi

note: Stored in such a way that the file size is reduced.
en: compressed
ln: ekówamí

note: A scheduled meeting or discussion among a group of people.
en: conference
ln: likita

note: Can be set up for a particular purpose or with particular preferences.
en: configurable
ln: ya kobɔngela

note: Set up for a particular purpose or with particular preferences.
en: configured
ln: ebɔngelámí

note: Setting up for a particular purpose or with particular preferences.
en: configuring
ln: kobɔngela

note: Verified or approved.
en: confirmed
ln: endímámí

note: An inability of one program or device to work because another program or device is using a necessary resource.
en: conflict
ln: tumbó

note: Communication link established.
en: connected
ln: ya kokɔnɛkitɛ, ezalí kokɔnɛkitɛ

note: Establishing a communication link.
en: connecting
ln: kokɔnɛkitɛ

note: Another network or device has declined communication.
en: connection refused
ln: kɔnɛkiso eboyámí

note: Communication link ended after reaching a maximum amount of time.
en: connection timed out
ln: ntángo ya kɔnɛkiso esíli

note: The screen and keyboard used in a computer work station.
en: console
ln: konsolɛ

note: Refer to something or someone for information.
en: consult
ln: kotála elɔ́kɔ

note: Email address, physical address, telephone numbers, and/or other methods of communicating with someone.
en: contact information
ln: liyébísí ya kontákiti

note: Include inside or as a part.
en: contain
ln: kokwa

note: Appearing or located within a file or directory.
en: contained in
ln: káti na,ya kokwa na

note: A declaration of the kind of file that is being transmitted.
en: content type
ln: típɛ ya kɔténi

note: Resumed.
en: continued
ln: ya kokóba

note: Without stopping.
en: continuous
ln: sé kokóba

note: Without stopping.
en: continuously
ln: mbala na mbala

note: A line that separates one area or object in an image from another.
en: contour
ln: mpɛ́mbɛ́ni

note: Something given or offered that adds to a larger whole.
en: contribution
ln: likabo; lisálisi na mosálá

note: Back-and-forth exchange of communication between people.
en: conversation
ln: lisoló, bolobani

note: Changed into another form.
en: converted
ln: epásání, yo kopasa

note: Changing (something) into another form.
en: converting
ln: kopasa

note: A small text file stored on a visitors computer usually used to identify that user to a particular website.
en: cookie
ln: kuki

note: Action to repair an error.
en: correction
ln: bobéboli

note: Communication by the exchange of letters or written messages.
en: correspondence
ln: minkánda

note: Be priced at.
en: cost
ln: kokwa motúya

note: The territory of a nation or state.
en: country
ln: ekólo

note: Brought into existence.
en: created
ln: ekélámí

note: One who makes something.
en: creator
ln: mokéli

note: Acknowledgment of a contribution.
en: credit
ln: litómba

note: A bend.
en: curve
ln: libúnu

note: Bent.
en: curved
ln: egúmbamí

note: Someone who pays for goods or services.
en: customer
ln: mosómbi

note: Occurs every day.
en: daily
ln: ya mokɔlɔ na mokɔlɔ

note: Having little or no light or brightness.
en: dark
ln: molílí

note: Reduce the amount of light or brightness.
en: darken
ln: koyíndisa

note: Made up of short lines with small gaps between each one and the next.
en: dashed
ln: ya tilɛ́

note: The process of typing pieces of information into computer records.
en: data entry
ln: bokɔ́ti ya kabo

note: A file or location that provides pieces of information.
en: data source
ln: líziba lia kabo

note: A period of 24 hours.
en: day
ln: mokɔlɔ

note: The twelfth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.
en: December
ln: sánzá ya zómi, desɛ́mbɛ

note: A digit to the right of the decimal point in a decimal.
en: decimal place
ln: desímalɛ

note: Say "no" or refuse.
en: decline
ln: koboya

note: Convert coded data into readable information.
en: decrypt
ln: kodékríptɛ

note: The process of converting coded data into readable information.
en: decryption
ln: dɛkrípɛtaze

note: The original state of the configuration of options in a program or device.
en: default setting
ln: palamɛ́tɛlɛ likwá

note: State the meaning of a word or phrase; specify the value of a variable.
en: define
ln: koyébisa ntína

note: Having the meaning or value stated.
en: defined
ln: ya koyébisa ntína, ya ntína eṕsámí

note: A period of time before an awaited event occurs.
en: delay
ln: elaká

note: Removed or erased.
en: deleted
ln: ebímuísámí

note: Arrived at a destination.
en: delivered
ln: ya kotíkela

note: Formed or developed from something else.
en: derived
ln: útá na

note: Convert colors to shades of grey.
en: desaturate
ln: kotóndamela

note: Represent in words.
en: describe
ln: kolimbola

note: Separate one object or file from another.
en: detach
ln: kobákola

note: Points of information relating to someone or something.
en: details about
ln: détayɛ́ etalí

note: Found to be present.
en: detected
ln: emónámí

note: Having a slanted direction.
en: diagonal
ln: diagonalɛ

note: A drawing intended to explain how something works.
en: diagram
ln: diagami

note: A conversation between two or more entities.
en: dialogue / dialog
ln: bosololi

note: The distance across a circle through its center.
en: diameter
ln: diamɛ́tɛlɛ

note: A reference source that provides information about words.
en: dictionary
ln: bagó

note: A single file or mail message that contains the complete or introductory text of many individual messages or postings.
en: digest
ln: mokwé

note: Electronically, with data conveyed in the form of zeros and ones.
en: digitally
ln: ya nimériki

note: Making nonfunctional.
en: disabling
ln: kotendisa

note: Be thrown away or rejected.
en: discarded
ln: ebwákísámí

note: Communication link ended.
en: disconnected
ln: ya kodɛkɔnɛkitɛ

note: Change the sound or shape from the normal or original form.
en: distort
ln: kotɛngisa

note: Change in the sound or shape from the normal or original form.
en: distortion
ln: ɛlɛ́mo, litɛngisi

note: Spread throughout a given area.
en: distributed
ln:  ya panza

note: A complete version of a software package that can be downloaded and installed.
en: distribution
ln: disitribisío

note: Separate into two or more parts.
en: divide
ln: kokabola

note: Separated into two or more parts.
en: divided
ln: ekabólámí, ya kokabola

note: Separation into two or more parts.
en: division
ln: bokaboli

note: A unique set of letters and/or symbols that identifies a website.
en: domain name
ln: nkómbó ya dɔmɛnɛ

note: The number of individual pixels displayed by a monitor or individual ink points placed by a printer in a one inch square.
en: DPI  / dots per inch
ln: PNP /pútú na pusi

note: A symbol used to indicate a lower direction.
en: down arrow
ln: likulá na nsé

note: Have data transferred from a remote computer to a local computer.
en: downloaded
ln: ya kotíyolo

note: Transferring data from a remote computer to a local computer.
en: downloading
ln: kotíyolo

note: Make an illustration using lines, curves, and dots.
en: draw
ln: koyema

note: An illustration made with lines, curves, and dots.
en: drawing
ln: liyemi

note: Illustrated using lines, curves, and dots.
en: drawn
ln: eyemámí, ya koyema

note: A graphic effect that makes an item seem to be raised up by creating an offset darkened area of the same shape.
en: drop shadow
ln: sɔmú etómbwámí

note: A type of menu that, when selected, opens downward to reveal a list of possible options.
en: drop-down
ln: méni ya bobimi

note: Disconnected unintentionally from a network.
en: dropped
ln: ya kotíka, etíkámí;

note: Letting go or disconnecting.
en: dropping
ln: kotíka; kokangola

note: Having two parts or purposes.
en: dual
ln: mibalé

note: When an event should be completed.
en: due
ln: ya ntángo esɛngɛ́lí

note: For example.
en: e.g.
ln: nd

note: A specific one from among two or more.
en: each
ln: elɔ́kɔ na elɔ́kɔ,

note: Occurring before.
en: earlier
ln: ya yambo

note: Requiring less skill or effort.
en: easier
ln: ya mpási tɛ̂

note: One of the four principal compass points, specifically 90°, conventionally directed to the right on maps; the direction of the rising sun at an equinox.
en: east
ln: ɛ́sti, moniɛlɛ

note: A display of the command that has just been executed.
en: echo
ln: ɛkɔ

note: The outside limit of an object or area.
en: edge
ln: ndelo

note: Having the possibility of being changed.
en: editable
ln: ya kobɔngisa

note: Altered from a previous version.
en: edited
ln: ebɔngísámí

note: The preparation of a document or media file for submission or distribution.
en: editing
ln: libɔngeli

note: Using computer hardware and software, or using other circuit-based devices.
en: electronic
ln: élektroniki

note: A distinct part of a larger whole.
en: element
ln: elema

note: A a smooth closed curve that is symmetric about its center, similar to the shape of an oval or an egg.
en: ellipse
ln: elípisi

note: Shaped like an oval or an egg.
en: elliptical
ln: lokola elípisi

note: Insert one file inside a larger document or file.
en: embed
ln: etíamí o káti

note: Making ready to perform some action.
en: enabling
ln: kolamusa

note: Converted to an encrypted or compressed form.
en: encoded
ln: ya koakɔdɛ

note: A specific type of encryption or compression.
en: encoding
ln: akɔdaze

note: The calendar day on which something terminates.
en: end date
ln: mokɔlɔ ya súka

note: A reference or comment, indicated by a number, that is shown after the main body of a document.
en: endnote
ln: makomí ma súka

note: A program that performs a core or essential function for other programs.
en: engine
ln: motɛ́lɛ

note: A language that developed in England and became widespread globally through colonialism, commerce, and other factors.
en: English
ln: angɛlɛ́

note: Improvement in quality; addition of features.
en: enhancement
ln: bobakisi

note: The minimum amount necessary.
en: enough
ln: ya kokoka

note: Typed in or recorded.
en: entered
ln: ya kokɔ́tisa

note: A paper or cardboard wrapper used to enclose and small, flat items, especially letters, for mailing.
en: envelope
ln: libénga, avelopi

note: The software display and tools with which a user interacts with a computer.
en: environment
ln: bonzíngazínga

note: On-screen notification that a problem has occurred.
en: error message
ln: nsango ya zíko

note: Task failed to complete as expected.
en: error occured
ln: zíko esálémí

note: Information about a failure to complete a task as expected.
en: error report
ln: lizóngisi lia zíko

note: A button located on a computer keyboard that allows a user to cancel or abort operations.
en: escape key / esc
ln: túsi bobimi

note: Provide an approximate value.
en: estimate
ln: kotíya motúya

note: Given an approximate value.
en: estimated
ln: ya kokanisa

note: A continental land mass in the northern hemisphere stretching from Portugal in the southwest to Turkey in the southeast to Norway in the north.
en: Europe
ln: Eropa, Mpútú

note: Residing in or originating from Europe.
en: European
ln: moí-Eropa

note: Precisely meeting a standard.
en: exact
ln: ya sɔ̂lɔ́

note: Something that serves to illustrate or explain.
en: example
ln: emekiseli

note: Be more than something.
en: exceed
ln: koléka

note: Is more than something.
en: exceeded
ln: elékí, ya koléka

note: Trade one thing for another.
en: exchange
ln: kosɔmbitinia

note: The symbol ! , often used to denote excitement, surprise or shock.
en: exclamation mark / exclamation point
ln: elembo ya ligángisi

note: Prevent from being part of something.
en: exclude
ln: kolongola

note: Already having an actual form or being.
en: existing
ln: ezálí

note: Leaving.
en: exiting
ln: kobima

note: Anticipate something that is likely to occur.
en: expect
ln: kokána

note: Anticipating as likely to occur.
en: expecting
ln: kokána

note: Having undergone an event or process.
en: experienced
ln: ya kosíla kosálela

note: Give a description that makes something understandable.
en: explain
ln: kolimbola ntína

note: A description that makes something understandable.
en: explanation
ln: ndimbola, bolimboli

note: A program for finding websites and/or files.
en: explorer
ln: motálitali

note: Send from one program to another in a specified format.
en: export as
ln: komɛmɛ epaí na

note: The amount of light that reaches an image sensor.
en: exposure
ln: litálísí

note: Caused to last longer or increase in length.
en: extended
ln: ebákísámí, ya kobakisa

note: Something additional.
en: extra
ln: estrá

note: Copy to a selected directory.
en: extract
ln: kobíla na

note: Having not operated correctly.
en: failed
ln: ekatáni, esenzólámí

note: An alternative that allows a process to continue despite a deficiency of data.
en: fallback
ln: likitani

note: A group of closely related people or things.
en: family
ln: libotá

note: An electrical device for moving air, used to cool people or machinery.
en: fan
ln: epɛpɛlɛ

note: With high speed.
en: fast
ln: nɔkí

note: With more speed.
en: faster
ln: nɔkínɔki

note: A scanned image of a document transmitted using a telephone line.
en: fax
ln: fakisi

note: The second month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.
en: February
ln: sánzá ya íbalé, febwáli

note: Having an internal socket into which another part can be inserted.
en: female
ln: ya mwási

note: Getting or retrieving something.
en: fetching
ln: kokɛndɛ koluka

note: A smaller number.
en: fewer
ln: mokɛ́ koleka

note: A set of characters following a filename and separated from it by a period, used to identify the kind of file.
en: file extension
ln: esúkia ya kásá

note: A particular way to encode information for computer storage.
en: file format
ln: libɔngi lia kásá

note: The amount of memory or disk space occupied by a file.
en: file size
ln: bonɛ́nɛ bwa kásá

note: An identifier for the kind of information contained in a program or document.
en: filetype
ln: típɛ ya kásá

note: Occurring at the end.
en: final
ln: finalɛ

note: Locating something.
en: finding
ln: kolópola

note: Search for information about a user on a network.
en: finger
ln: lindɔngɛ

note: Ended.
en: finished
ln: esílí

note: A set of characters that is designed so that each letter uses the same amount of horizontal space.
en: fixed-width font
ln: polósi ya libale ebɔngísámí

note: Movement from one place to another.
en: flow
ln: bwémbé

note: Be adjusted to appear sharper.
en: focused
ln: ya kobambinya

note: Not allowed.
en: forbidden
ln: epékísámí

note: Originating from a different place or country.
en: foreign
ln: ya mompaya

note: Arrangement of data for storage or display.
en: formatting
ln: libɔngisela

note: Sent to someone other than the original sender.
en: forwarded
ln: etómámí

note: Located as the result of a search.
en: found
ln: emónání

note: A language that developed in France and became widespread globally through colonialism, commerce, and other factors.
en: French
ln: lifalasɛ́

note: Occurring often.
en: frequently
ln: mbala míngi

note: The sixth day of the week in the USA, and the fifth day of the week in Europe and in systems using the ISO 8601 norm; it follows Thursday and precedes Saturday.
en: Friday
ln: mokɔlɔ mwa mítáno

note: A person with whom one maintains contact on a social network or chat system.
en: friend
ln: móníngá

note: The part that is normally nearest or most visible to the viewer.
en: front
ln: bosó

note: The complete name that identifies a person, including the first or given name, any middle names, and the last or family name.
en: full name
ln: nkómbó mobimba

note: What a program or device is capable of doing.
en: functionality
ln: lisáleli

note: Producing an output from data.
en: generating
ln: Kobóta

note: A device that produces outputs from data.
en: generator
ln: zénératɛlɛ

note: Applying to any program, data type, or member of a group.
en: generic
ln: zénériki

note: Move or relocate somewhere.
en: go to
ln: kokɛndɛ na

note: The rules of a language.
en: grammar
ln: galamɛlɛ

note: A visual representation of quantitative data.
en: graph
ln: liyema

note: A method of interaction with a computer that uses icons and command lists controlled by a pointing device.
en: GUI / graphical user interface
ln: etanda lia bosáleli

note: The color of ash or aluminum, or any similar tint or shade in the range between black and white.
en: gray
ln: mbwi

note: The color of growing grass or leaves.
en: green
ln: dɛɛ́, dɛ́

note: The part of the body at the end of an arm, made of five fingers and a palm.
en: hand
ln: lobɔ́kɔ

note: The title at the top of an article.
en: headline
ln: títɛ

[ctx: Respond.]
note: Respond.
en: answer
ln: eyano

note: Written entirely in capital (uppercase) letters.
en: all caps
ln: niɔ́sɔ na likomá monɛ́nɛ

note: A lock key on a computer keyboard, which when pressed causes all letters to be typed in capitalized (uppercase) form.
en: caps lock
ln: túsi bofúngi

note: A pair of speakers worn over or in the ears so only the wearer can hear the sound.
en: headphones
ln: kásiki

note: A language used to describe the presentation of a document written in a markup language.
en: CSS / cascading style sheets
ln: nkásá lia likomela, fɛ̂yɛ̂dɛstílɛ

note: Arranged for storage or display.
en: formatted
ln: ebɔngísélámí

note: The global network of interconnected computers and communication systems.
en: cyberspace
ln: Wɛbɛ

note: A small disc for optical storage of digital data, especially used for distributing computer files.
en: CD-ROM
ln: sédérɔmɛ

note: In the opposite direction as the rotating hands of a clock.
en: counterclockwise
ln: ngunda ya likongá

note: Remove a selection from one location and insert it in another.
en: cut and paste
ln: kokáta pé kobánda

[ctx: Write a statement or explanation.]
note: Write a statement or explanation.
en: comment
ln: komátɛlɛ

note: A telephone conversation among three or more people, each in different locations.
en: conference call
ln: likita na singa

[ctx: Establish a communication link.]
note: Establish a communication link.
en: connect
ln: kokangisa

note: A key on a personal computer or terminal keyboard used in combination to modify the function of other keys.
en: control key /  Ctrl
ln: túsi kɔtrɔlɛ

note: Requiring little skill or effort.
en: easy
ln: mpási tɛ̂

note: Cause to last longer or increase in length.
en: extend
ln: koninola, kobakisa

note: Small portable device to store and transport files.
en: flash drive
ln: Flashi

note: Divisible by the number two.
en: even
ln: líbalé

note: The punctuation symbol " used in pairs to attribute the enclosed text to a particular speaker or source.
en: double quote
ln: gíyɛ́mɛ míbalé

[ctx: Text or voice messages exchanged in real time through a computer network.]
note: Text or voice messages exchanged in real time through a computer network.
en: chat
ln: tsátɛ

note: A device that tracks its physical location by interpreting signals from a network of satellites.
en: GPS / global positioning system
ln: GPS / sistɛ́mɛ ya boyebi bisíká
