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dápųtà

dāpụ̀tà

Standard Igbo

Active verb

1.fall out; result without being manipulated

Example

Aga m ewere ya otu o si dapụta.

Aga m ewere ya otu o si dapụta.

I will take it the way it results.

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ḿmétütá

mmetụta

Standard Igbo
Culture

Noun

1.an inward feeling; a resulting situation from an action or cause

Example

Ọ bido na-enwe mmetụta ahụ kemgbe o wetara ozi ahu.

Ọ bido na-enwe mmetụta ahụ kemgbe o wetara ozi ahu.

She started to have that feeling after she got that message.

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Word Stem

zị

Standard Igbo

variations:

-zi

Inflectional suffix

1.after(wards); therefore or then (resulting from something else)

Example

E ji mma ebe ịfe, e jiazi ya egwu ani

E ji mma ebe ịfe, e jiazi ya egwu ani

A knife is used for cutting cutting things, it is also used for digging

küwàpų

kụwàpụ̀

Standard Igbo

Active verb

1.knock off or hit out (teeth or anything fixed), especially resulting to a shatter or breakage

Example

A kụwapụrụ ya eze n'ọgụ ahụ.

A kụwapụrụ ya eze n'ọgụ ahụ.

His teeth was knocked off in that fight.

Word Stems

àbümöönü

àbụmọọnụ

Standard Igbo
Culture

Noun

1.curse; the expression of anger, doom or evil

2.curse; harm resulting from calling on a supernatural being

Example

Abụmọọnụ dịịrị ndị na-akpacha anya gbuo mmadu.

Abụmọọnụ dịịrị ndị na-akpacha anya gbuo mmadu.

Curse is upon those who intentionally kill people.

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Word Stem

ńjéhíè

njehiè

Standard Igbo
Culture

Noun

1.error; mistake; fault; wrong action related to ignorance or bad judgement

2.misconception resulting from incorrect information

Example

Ị ga-ata ahụhụ maka njehie gị

Ị ga-ata ahụhụ maka njehie gị

You will suffer for your errors

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Word Stem

rụ

Standard Igbo
AgricultureCommerceEducationMathematicsTechnology

Active verb

1.build; make a structure;

2.work; engage in physical or mental activity with the intention of getting a result;

3.solve; work a problem to get an answer, especially calculation

4.cause a problem/commit a crime

Example

A na-arụ akwammiri ọzọ na Mmiri Naịja.

A na-arụ akwammiri ọzọ na Mmiri Naịja.

Another bridge is being built on River Niger.

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gïrïgïrï

gịrịgịrị

Standard Igbo
Language

Noun

1.the quality of being thin, especially in an attractive or graceful way; slenderness

2.the quality of being watery

Nominal Modifier

1.thin, especially in an attractive or graceful way; slender

2.thin as a result of containing a lot of water; watery

Example

Ụmụnwoke gịrịgịrị na-amasi ya.

Ụmụnwoke gịrịgịrị na-amasi ya.

She likes slender men.

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yọ̀

Standard Igbo
CultureTechnology

Active verb

1.shake, especially something wobbly; wobble; vibrate

2.sift; sieve

3.fall as a result of sifting; fall in light fine particles; drizzle

Example

A na-akụ ngwa egwu a site n'ịyọ ya ayọ.

A na-akụ ngwa egwu a site n'ịyọ ya ayọ.

This musical instrument is played by shaking it.

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ǫzįzà

ọ̀zị̀zà

Standard Igbo
CultureMedicine

Noun

1.sweeping

2.filtering; settling of particles at the base of a container

3.(fig.) be reduced in weight; be lean, thin (as result of abnormal condition, e.g. worry, illness, etc.)

Example

Amaka gara ọ̀zị̀zà ụlọụka.

Amaka gara ọ̀zị̀zà ụlọụka.

Amaka went to sweep the church.

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Word Stem

Nsịbịdị - 2 found

Pronunciation:

ëmëmkàtá

Definitions:

1.following

2.after

3.afterwards

4.in conclusion

Pronunciation:

Definitions:

1.rattle

2.jangle

3.shake and make noise

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