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olu
Word | olu |
Definitions | Noun 圏 1.neck 2.voice |
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Biko nye m olu.
Biko nye m olu.
Please give me a voice (song)
Anụghị m olu gị.
Anụghị m olu gị.
I did not hear your voice.
Olu abụ ya dị ụtọ.
Olu abụ ya dị ụtọ.
His/Her voice is melodious.
Ihe mere ya n'olu.
Ihe mere ya n'olu.
Something happened to him on the neck.
Anụrụ m olu ya mgbe ọ na-agụ egwu.
Anụrụ m olu ya mgbe ọ na-agụ egwu.
I heard her voice when she was singing.
O jidere nkịta ya n'olu.
O jidere nkịta ya n'olu.
He held his dog by the neck.
Ogwu fanyere ya n'olu.
Ogwu fanyere ya n'olu.
A bone particle stuck in his neck.
O nwere olu nwata.
O nwere olu nwata.
He has a child's voice
ólùlù
olùlù
Word | olùlù |
Definitions | Noun 昭昭 1.pit; hole in the ground |
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Agwọ na-ebi n'olulu.
Agwọ na-ebi n'olulu.
Snake lives in holes.
Ha kwanyere ya n'ime olulu.
Ha kwanyere ya n'ime olulu.
They pushed him into the pit.
Ha na-egwu olulu.
Ha na-egwu olulu.
They are digging pit.
Ha tụnyere akpa m n'ime olulu.
Ha tụnyere akpa m n'ime olulu.
They threw my bag inside the pit.
Olulu ahụ miri emi nke ukwu.
Olulu ahụ miri emi nke ukwu.
That pit is too deep.
örü
ọrụ
Word | ọrụ |
Definitions | Noun 寊奥 1.work; task; job; employment |
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Ọrụ ahụ amasịghị m.
Ọrụ ahụ amasịghị m.
I did not like that job.
Ịnya ụgbọala bụ ọrụ m.
Ịnya ụgbọala bụ ọrụ m.
Driving is my job.
Ọrụ na-aga nke ọma.
Ọrụ na-aga nke ọma.
Work is going well.
Ụmụnne m gara ọrụ.
Ụmụnne m gara ọrụ.
My siblings went to work.
O nwetara ọrụ ebe a na-arụpụta ụgbọala.
O nwetara ọrụ ebe a na-arụpụta ụgbọala.
She got a job in a car factory.
Bịa ka anyị jee ọrụ.
Bịa ka anyị jee ọrụ.
Come and let us go to work.
Gịni bụ ọrụ gị?
Gịni bụ ọrụ gị?
What is your work?
Bịa ka m gosi gị ọrụ ị ga-arụrụ m.
Bịa ka m gosi gị ọrụ ị ga-arụrụ m.
Come let me show you the work you will do for me.
O nwetara ọrụ ahụ.
O nwetara ọrụ ahụ.
He got that job.
Ọrụ ike anaghị amasị m.
Ọrụ ike anaghị amasị m.
I don't like hard labour.
Chinasa adịghị ike ọrụ.
Chinasa adịghị ike ọrụ.
Chinasa is not hardworking.
Ọ dị ike ọrụ.
Ọ dị ike ọrụ.
He is hardworking.
Onye ka e nyere ọrụ a?
Onye ka e nyere ọrụ a?
Who was assigned to this task?
Ọrụ a tara akpụ.
Ọrụ a tara akpụ.
This task is difficult.
Kedụ onye ọ bụ ọrụ ya ịkpọghe ụzọ?
Kedụ onye ọ bụ ọrụ ya ịkpọghe ụzọ?
Whose duty is it to open the gate?
ótù
otù
Word | otù |
Definitions | Number 一 1.one 2.the same; united |
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Ndị Katọlik kwenyere n'atọnootu dị ngọzi.
Ndị Katọlik kwenyere n'atọnootu dị ngọzi.
Catholics believe in the Holy Trinity.
Obi unu kwesịrị ịbụ otu.
Obi unu kwesịrị ịbụ otu.
Your hearts should be united.
O nyere m otu akwụkwọ.
O nyere m otu akwụkwọ.
She gave me one book.
Ọrụ ha bụ otu.
Ọrụ ha bụ otu.
Their function is the same.
Naanị otu onye bịara nzukọ anyị.
Naanị otu onye bịara nzukọ anyị.
Only one person was present at our gathering
Otu nwaanyị bịara ebe a
Otu nwaanyị bịara ebe a
One woman came here
Nye m otu akwụkwọ.
Nye m otu akwụkwọ.
Give me one book.
Otu n'ime oroma ndị a mebiri emebi.
Otu n'ime oroma ndị a mebiri emebi.
One of these oranges is spoilt.
Ọ fọdụrụ naanị otu onye.
Ọ fọdụrụ naanị otu onye.
It remains only one person.
Ndị Ngwa na-akpọ otu 'nnaà.
Ndị Ngwa na-akpọ otu 'nnaà.
Ngwa people call one 'nnaa'
ųmï
ụ̀mị
Word | ụ̀mị |
Definitions | Noun 㨮 1.water well; cistern |
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Mmiri ataala n'ụmị anyị
Mmiri ataala n'ụmị anyị
Our well water is dried up.
Ewu danyere n'ụmị.
Ewu danyere n'ụmị.
Goat fell into the water well.
Anaghị enweta mmiri ọṅụṅụ n'ụmị.
Anaghị enweta mmiri ọṅụṅụ n'ụmị.
Drinking water is not available in well water.
Ade jere ichute mmiri n'ụmị.
Ade jere ichute mmiri n'ụmị.
Ada went to fetch water from the well.
Onye nwe ụmị ahụ.
Onye nwe ụmị ahụ.
How owns the water well?
Ụmị ahụ miri emi.
Ụmị ahụ miri emi.
The water well is deep.
Anyi gwuru ụmị.
Anyi gwuru ụmị.
We sunk a water well.
ǫmï
ọ̀mị
Word | ọ̀mị |
Definitions | Noun 1.shallow well; pit; well for collecting rain-water (òmị more common in Onitsha Town) |
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Anyị ga-egwu ọmị.
Anyị ga-egwu ọmị.
We will dig a pit.
Ana m eche gị n'akụkụ ọmị anyị.
Ana m eche gị n'akụkụ ọmị anyị.
I am waiting for you by the side of our well.
Ọmị anyị miri emi.
Ọmị anyị miri emi.
Our well is deep.
Ha ji osisi kpuchie ọmị ha.
Ha ji osisi kpuchie ọmị ha.
They used wood to cover their well.
Ọmị ha dị n'azụ ụlọ.
Ọmị ha dị n'azụ ụlọ.
Their well is at the backyard.