9 found for 'suffer' in Igbo
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tá áhühü
ta ahụhụ
Active verb
涯寀蟻
1.suffer;
2.punish
Example
Ị ga-ata ahụhụ n’ọdịniihu ma ọ bụrụ na ị hapụghị ajọ omume gị.
Ị ga-ata ahụhụ n’ọdịniihu ma ọ bụrụ na ị hapụghị ajọ omume gị.
You will suffer in future if you do not let go of your bad behaviour.
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hüjú ányá
hụju ānyā
Active verb
1.toil, suffer greatly
2.be horrified, as by an abomination horrified by what is happening now
Example
A hụjuru m anya ụnyaahụ.
A hụjuru m anya ụnyaahụ.
I suffered yesterday.
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áhühü
ahụhụ
Noun
才世
1.suffering; difficulty; challenge
2.punishment
Example
Ụdị ahụhụ a ekwesighị ekwesi.
Ụdị ahụhụ a ekwesighị ekwesi.
This type of suffering is unjust.
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rïà örïà
rịà ọrịà
Active verb
渦寊渦
1.suffer illness; be sick; suffer from disease
Example
Nne Ngọzị dị ka ọ na-arịa ọrịạ.
Nne Ngọzị dị ka ọ na-arịa ọrịạ.
Ngozi's Mother looks as if she is sick
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rįà
rị̀à
Active verb
1.suffer from an illness; be ill with an illness
Example
Ọ rịara ịba n'ọnwa gara aga.
Ọ rịara ịba n'ọnwa gara aga.
She suffered from malaria last month.
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hüsì ányá
hụsì anyā
Active verb
1.suffer greatly; see many tribulations; have hard experience
Example
Ahụsiri m anya!
Ahụsiri m anya!
I had a terrible experience!
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ónyāárá
onyaarā
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onyearā
Noun
1.a person suffering from acute psychosis; mad person; lunatic; a crazy
2.an aggressive person; a badly behaved person; an unreasonable person
Example
Onyaara ka bụ mmadụ.
Onyaara ka bụ mmadụ.
A lunatic is still a human being, you now.
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tá ìkìkérēézē
ta ìkìkereezē
Active verb
涯㨁骸
1.gnash teeth; grind upper and lower teeth together;
2.cause suffering
Example
Nnannukwu m na-ata ikikereeze.
Nnannukwu m na-ata ikikereeze.
My grandfather is gnashing his teeth.
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mésí íkē
mesi ikē
Active verb
1.do energetically; make to suffer
Example
Ọ ga-emesi ike ma ị laa.
Ọ ga-emesi ike ma ị laa.
It will happen more energetically when you leave.
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