gbú
gbu
Word | gbu |
Definitions | Active verb 青 1.sound a flute, horn, trumpet or whistle; 2.sound (an alarm or alert) |
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Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ọkwụụgbọala gburu opi mana ewu ahụ apụghị n'ụzọ.
Ọkwụụgbọala gburu opi mana ewu ahụ apụghị n'ụzọ.
The driver sounded the horn but the goat did not leave the road.
Ọ chọrọ igbu opi.
Ọ chọrọ igbu opi.
He wants to sound the horn.
Onye gburu opi ahụ?
Onye gburu opi ahụ?
Who sounded that horn?
Amanze na-egbu opi.
Amanze na-egbu opi.
Amanze blows the horn.
Emeka na-egbu opi ya mgbe ọbụla ọ lọtara.
Emeka na-egbu opi ya mgbe ọbụla ọ lọtara.
Emeka blows his horn whenever he comes back.
Onye gburu opi ike ahụ?
Onye gburu opi ike ahụ?
Who sounded that trumpet?
Gbuo opi ka mmadụ̣ niile pụta.
Gbuo opi ka mmadụ̣ niile pụta.
Sound the whistle so that everyone will come out.
Onye na-egbu opi ike?
Onye na-egbu opi ike?
Who is blowing the trumpet?
Ebelebe ga-egbu ma ụdị ihe ahụ mee!
Ebelebe ga-egbu ma ụdị ihe ahụ mee!
Ebelebe will sound if such thing happens!
Ọ chọrọ igbu opi.
Ọ chọrọ igbu opi.
He wants to blow trumpet.
Ọkwụụgbọala gburu opi mana ewu ahụ apụghị n'ụzọ.
Ọkwụụgbọala gburu opi mana ewu ahụ apụghị n'ụzọ.
The driver sounded the horn but the goat did not leave the road.
Ha gburu opi.
Ha gburu opi.
They sounded the horn.
Gaa, gbuo opi.
Gaa, gbuo opi.
Go and sound the trumpet.
Ana m egbu opi.
Ana m egbu opi.
I am blowing the flute.
gbú
gbu
Word | gbu |
Definitions | Active verb 恩 1.take a life; kill 2.divide or make an opening with the sharp edge of a knife; cut 3.stain |
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Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
M ga-egbu anwụnta ahụ.
M ga-egbu anwụnta ahụ.
I will kill this mosquito.
Mmanụ gburu akwa m.
Mmanụ gburu akwa m.
Oil stained my cloth.
O gburu mma n'aka.
O gburu mma n'aka.
He cut his hand with knife.
gbú
gbu
Word | gbu |
Definitions | Active verb 青 1.make a sound, especially by blowing (especially alarm or flute); hoot |
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Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
A kụjara m mgbe ọkwọụgbaala gburu opi.
A kụjara m mgbe ọkwọụgbaala gburu opi.
I was startled when the driver blared the horn.
O gburu ọja ya n'ime ọhịa
O gburu ọja ya n'ime ọhịa
He blew his flute in the forest
Ọ ga-egbu opi ụgbọala ya ma o rute ebe a.
Ọ ga-egbu opi ụgbọala ya ma o rute ebe a.
He will blare the horn of his car, when he gets here.
Onye na-egbu opiike ahụ?
Onye na-egbu opiike ahụ?
Who is blowing that trumpet?
Ọ chọrọ igbu mkpọrọhịhị.
Ọ chọrọ igbu mkpọrọhịhị.
He wants to whistle.
gbų
gbụ̀
Word | gbụ̀ |
Definitions | Active verb 㫀 1.to loose appetite or interest; get tired of something or someone |
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Ụdị ọrụ a na-agbụ agbụ ọsịịsọ.
Ụdị ọrụ a na-agbụ agbụ ọsịịsọ.
This kind of work quickly becomes boring.
Ọ dịghị mma ikwe ka ime ihe ọma gbụọ m.
Ọ dịghị mma ikwe ka ime ihe ọma gbụọ m.
It is not good to allow me get tired of doing good.
Nri a agbụla m
Nri a agbụla m
I have lost appetite for this food
Ihe niile gbasara ụlọakwụkwọ a agbụla m
Ihe niile gbasara ụlọakwụkwọ a agbụla m
I have lost interest in everything concerning this school
Ihe ọjọọ na-agbụ agbụ
Ihe ọjọọ na-agbụ agbụ
One can get tired of doing evil.
gbü
gbụ
Word | gbụ |
Definitions | Active verb 1.spit; voluntarily eject forcibly from the mouth |
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Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Nwanneka gbụrụ asụ.
Nwanneka gbụrụ asụ.
Nwanneka spat.
Mgbe ọ nụrụ isi ofe ahụ, ọ gbụrụ asụ.
Mgbe ọ nụrụ isi ofe ahụ, ọ gbụrụ asụ.
When he perceived the soup, she spat out saliva.
Ụmụaka na-agbụ asụ rinne.
Ụmụaka na-agbụ asụ rinne.
Toddlers emit a lot of saliva.
Ọ gbụrụ ọka ọ kpụ n'ọnụ n'ala ka ọkụkọ rie.
Ọ gbụrụ ọka ọ kpụ n'ọnụ n'ala ka ọkụkọ rie.
She spat the corn she had in her mouth on the ground for the chickens to eat.
kų
kụ̀
Word | kụ̀ |
Definitions | Active verb 1.pluck; detach the leaf or flower of a plant from the plant |
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Ọ na-akụ ifuru ọ ga-eji achọ ime ụlọ ya mma.
Ọ na-akụ ifuru ọ ga-eji achọ ime ụlọ ya mma.
She is plucking flowers she will use to beautify her room.
Ị chọrọ ịkụ akwụkwọ ndị a?
Ị chọrọ ịkụ akwụkwọ ndị a?
Do you want to pluck these leaves?
Nne m kụrụ akwụkwọ nri ya ụnyaa.
Nne m kụrụ akwụkwọ nri ya ụnyaa.
My mother plucked her vegetables yesterday.
Ị kụọ ya ugbua ọ ga-anwụ.
Ị kụọ ya ugbua ọ ga-anwụ.
If you pluck in now, it will die.
Onye kụrụ onugbu m?
Onye kụrụ onugbu m?
Who plucked my bitter leaves.
Kụọ akwụkwọ ọha ndị a.
Kụọ akwụkwọ ọha ndị a.
Pluck these oha leaves.
Onye ohi ahụ kụrụ ọkazị m.
Onye ohi ahụ kụrụ ọkazị m.
The thief plucked my ọkazị leaves.
Ọ ga-akụ ha n'ụtụtụ.
Ọ ga-akụ ha n'ụtụtụ.
She will pluck them in the morning.
Ị na-akụ ya ọ bụ nke gị?
Ị na-akụ ya ọ bụ nke gị?
Are you plucking it, is it yours?
Ike na-akụ akwụkwọ oroma nkịrịsị.
Ike na-akụ akwụkwọ oroma nkịrịsị.
Ike is plucking the lime leaves.
-ká
-ka
Word | -ka |
Definitions | Extensional suffix 1.very; a lot; so much |
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Omume nwaanyị ahụ bịara ebe a ajọka.
Omume nwaanyị ahụ bịara ebe a ajọka.
The behavior of that woman that came here is too ugly.
Adanne amaka.
Adanne amaka.
Adanne is very beautiful.
Nwa ya enyeka nsogbu taata.
Nwa ya enyeka nsogbu taata.
Her child is too troublesome today.
Nwata a egwuka egwu taata.
Nwata a egwuka egwu taata.
This child played too much today.
Ụgbaala ahụ adịka ọnụ.
Ụgbaala ahụ adịka ọnụ.
That car is too expensive
Chukwu emeka.
Chukwu emeka.
God has done so much.
Ihe o nyere anyị ebuka.
Ihe o nyere anyị ebuka.
The things he gave us are much.
Nwoke ahụ etoka ogologo.
Nwoke ahụ etoka ogologo.
That man is very tall.
Akpa ahụ ejuka.
Akpa ahụ ejuka.
That bag is too full.