àbö
àbọ
| Word | àbọ |
| Definitions | Noun 舌 1.forest |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
Ebe a dum bụ abọ tupu isi ezi anyị abịafeta.
Ebe a dum bụ abọ tupu isi ezi anyị abịafeta.
This whole place was a forest before our patriach came over.
Ha jere ịkpa nkụ n'abọ.
Ha jere ịkpa nkụ n'abọ.
They went to fetch firewood in the forest.
O nweghị onye bi n'abọ.
O nweghị onye bi n'abọ.
Nobody lives in the forest.
Ụmụ anụọhịa bi n'abọ.
Ụmụ anụọhịa bi n'abọ.
Wild animals live in the forest.
Ha hụrụ agwọ n'abọ.
Ha hụrụ agwọ n'abọ.
They saw a snake in the forest.
Abọ a buru ibu.
Abọ a buru ibu.
This forest is big.
Ọ dị n'abọ.
Ọ dị n'abọ.
It is in the forest.
ábö
abọ
| Word | abọ |
| Definitions | Noun 寀瞬 1.market or shopping basket |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Azụtara abọ ọzọ.
Azụtara abọ ọzọ.
I bought another shopping basket.
Abọ nke a amaka.
Abọ nke a amaka.
This shopping basket is beautiful
Abọ m dị arọ.
Abọ m dị arọ.
My shopping basket is heavy.
Abọ m emela ochie.
Abọ m emela ochie.
My shopping basket is old.
Biko zi m abọ a.
Biko zi m abọ a.
Please help me bring down this shopping basket.
Kedụ abọ ahịa gị?.
Kedụ abọ ahịa gị?.
Where is your shopping basket?
àbüö
àbụọ̄
| Word | àbụọ̄ |
| Definitions | Number 二 1.two; the number two 2.second |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
A chọrọ mmadụ abụọ.
A chọrọ mmadụ abụọ.
Two people are needed.
Chika nyere m akpa ya nke abụọ.
Chika nyere m akpa ya nke abụọ.
Chika gave me her second bag.
Ada nwere umunne abụọ.
Ada nwere umunne abụọ.
Ada has two siblings.
Eji m akwụkwọ abụọ bịa.
Eji m akwụkwọ abụọ bịa.
I came with two book.
Biko nye m efere abụọ ebe ahụ.
Biko nye m efere abụọ ebe ahụ.
Please give me two plates there.
O ji abụọ bịa.
O ji abụọ bịa.
He came with two.
O bi n'ụlọ nke abụọ.
O bi n'ụlọ nke abụọ.
He lives in the second house.
Ụmụnwoke abụọ bịara ebe a.
Ụmụnwoke abụọ bịara ebe a.
Two men came here.
Abụọ ezuola.
Abụọ ezuola.
Two is enough.
Ọ bụ nwa nke abụọ.
Ọ bụ nwa nke abụọ.
She is the second child.
E nwere m ụgbọala abụọ.
E nwere m ụgbọala abụọ.
I have two cars.
Nye m mba ji abụọ.
Nye m mba ji abụọ.
Give me two tubers of yam.
ǹkàtà
ǹkàtà
| Word | ǹkàtà |
| Definitions | Noun 瞬 1.a bowl shaped container, typically made of interwoven strips, that is used for carrying, sieving, or storing things; basket |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ọlụchi bu mkpụruọsisi ndị ahụ na nkata.
Ọlụchi bu mkpụruọsisi ndị ahụ na nkata.
Oluchi is carrying those fruits in a basket.
Butere m nkata ahụ ebe a.
Butere m nkata ahụ ebe a.
Bring that basket here.
Nne ya na-akpa nkata.
Nne ya na-akpa nkata.
Her mother weaves basket.
Ahụrụ m ya ka o bu nkata eje ugbo.
Ahụrụ m ya ka o bu nkata eje ugbo.
I saw her going to the farm with a basket.
Nnenna zụrụ nkata ọhụrụ.
Nnenna zụrụ nkata ọhụrụ.
Nnenna bought a new basket.
ųkpá
ụ̀kpa
| Word | ụ̀kpa |
| Definitions | Noun 1.native long basket for carrying food items [especially yams] |
| Related Term | |
| Word Stem |
Examples
Ji ahụ juru ụkpa.
Ji ahụ juru ụkpa.
The yam filled the basket
Nne m bu ụkpa anyị jee ugbo.
Nne m bu ụkpa anyị jee ugbo.
My mother carried our long basket to the farm.
Nna m nwere nnukwu ụkpa ji.
Nna m nwere nnukwu ụkpa ji.
My father has a big basket of yam.
Ụkpa ya ejula.
Ụkpa ya ejula.
His long basket is full.
Mz. Ezenwa na-ere ụkpa.
Mz. Ezenwa na-ere ụkpa.
Mr. Ezenwa sells basket.
O rechaghị ji o bu n' ụkpa.
O rechaghị ji o bu n' ụkpa.
She didn't sell all the yam in the long basket.