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tá àhü

ta àhụ

Standard Igbo
Medicine

Active verb

草頑

1.grow thin; emaciate

Example

Ị ga-ata ahụ.

Ị ga-ata ahụ.

You will grow thin.

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nïgánïgá

nịganịga

Standard Igbo
CultureMedicine

Nominal Modifier

1.thin, slim, lanky

Example

Ndị dị nịganịga na-eri oke nri ka ha buo ibu.

Ndị dị nịganịga na-eri oke nri ka ha buo ibu.

Slim people eat too much so as to get fat.

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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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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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sàchì

sàchì

Standard Igbo

Active verb

憬襟

1.cover something using its thin and, especially, wide cover. For example, books, and curtains

Example

Sachie akwụkwọ ahụ jee saa efere.

Sachie akwụkwọ ahụ jee saa efere.

Close that book and go wash the plates.

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tá

ta

Standard Igbo
TechnologyMedicine

Medial verb

1.reduce in breadth or thickness; grow thin;

2.dry up or go down in volume (a liquid)

Example

Mmiri ahụ na-ata ọsịịsọ maka anwụ.

Mmiri ahụ na-ata ọsịịsọ maka anwụ.

That water is drying up quickly because of the sun.

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