àzü
àzụ
| Word | àzụ |
| Definitions | Noun 暇 1.behind; back |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Enyere ya oche azụ.
Enyere ya oche azụ.
He was given a back seat.
Nwunye Lọọtụ lere anya n'azụ.
Nwunye Lọọtụ lere anya n'azụ.
Lot's wife looked back.
Gawa na anyị kwụ gị n'azụ.
Gawa na anyị kwụ gị n'azụ.
Go we are solidly behind you.
ázų
azụ̀
| Word | azụ̀ |
| Definitions | Noun 街 1.a cold-blooded vertebrate animal with gills and fins which lives only in water; fish |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Azụ na-ebi na mmiri.
Azụ na-ebi na mmiri.
Fish lives in water.
Naanị azụ a mịrị amị ka ọ na-ere.
Naanị azụ a mịrị amị ka ọ na-ere.
She sells only smoked fish.
Iri azụ na-edozi ahụ mmadụ karịa ita anụ.
Iri azụ na-edozi ahụ mmadụ karịa ita anụ.
Consumption of fish is healthier than consumption of meat.
Ụmụaka ejighi azụ egwụ egwụ maka ụtọ ọ na-atọ.
Ụmụaka ejighi azụ egwụ egwụ maka ụtọ ọ na-atọ.
Children don't joke with fish because of the delicious taste.
Azu ndị a buru ibu.
Azu ndị a buru ibu.
These fish are big.
Obi na-azụ azu.
Obi na-azụ azu.
Obi rears fish.
ókúkó
okukō
| Word | okukō |
| Definitions | Noun 1.shell (of egg, groundnut), etc.; outer cover |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
Okuko akwa ahụ buru ibu.
Okuko akwa ahụ buru ibu.
The egg shells are big.
Wepụ okuko ahụekere ndịa.
Wepụ okuko ahụekere ndịa.
Remove these groundnut shells.
Onye wetara okuko akwa ndị a?
Onye wetara okuko akwa ndị a?
Who brought these egg shells?