àkpïrï
àkpịrị̄
| Word | àkpịrị̄ |
| Definitions | Noun 険 1.the passage at the back of the mouth; throat 2.the desire to eat something even though you are not hungry |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Akpịrị na-akpọ m nkụ.
Akpịrị na-akpọ m nkụ.
My throat is drying up (I am thirsty).
Ada nwere ọnya na-akpịrị ya.
Ada nwere ọnya na-akpịrị ya.
Ada has sour in her throat.
Ada abụghị onye akpịrị.
Ada abụghị onye akpịrị.
Ada is not a long throat person
Ọkpụkpụ gbadoro ya n'akpịrị̣
Ọkpụkpụ gbadoro ya n'akpịrị̣
Bone choked him (in his throat)̣
Emeka tọdoro ya n'akpịrị.
Emeka tọdoro ya n'akpịrị.
Emeka held him tightly at the throat.
O nwere ọnya akpịrị.
O nwere ọnya akpịrị.
He has a sour throat.
àkpįrį
àkpị̀rị̀
| Word | àkpị̀rị̀ |
| Definitions | Adverb 1.violent writhing in pains by body twists, turning backwards and forwards as a result of great pain or discomfort, which often ends in death. |
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Examples
Nkịta ahụ na-atụ akpịrị ọnwụ.
Nkịta ahụ na-atụ akpịrị ọnwụ.
The dog is writhing in pains.