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álö

alọ

Standard Igbo

Noun

1.the umbilical chord

Example

Alọ na-ejikọ nwata n'ichi nne ya.

Alọ na-ejikọ nwata n'ichi nne ya.

The umbilical chord connects the baby to the mother's placenta.

árò

arò

Standard Igbo
Language

Noun

1.a formulated thought or opinion; idea

Example

Aro ya adabachaghị.

Aro ya adabachaghị.

Her idea was not accurate.

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árö

arọ

Standard Igbo
MarineFood

Noun

1.heaviness; weight

Example

Akwụkwọ ahụ adịghị arọ.

Akwụkwọ ahụ adịghị arọ.

That book is not heavy.

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úbè

ubè

Standard Igbo
PoliticsTechnology

Noun

1.spear; a pole weapon with a sharp point

Example

Enwere ike iji osisi pịa ube.

Enwere ike iji osisi pịa ube.

Wood can be used for making of spear.

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árò

arò

Standard Igbo
Education

Noun

1.deliberation, suggestion

Example

Uche tụnyeere ya aro.

Uche tụnyeere ya aro.

Uche made suggestions to him/her.

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áró

arō

Standard Igbo
Culture

Noun

1.big metal/iron gong with a pointed end [musical instrument]

Example

Ndi otu egwu anyị nwere nnukwu aro.

Ndi otu egwu anyị nwere nnukwu aro.

Our dance group has a big metal gong.

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