àzü
àzụ
| Word | àzụ |
| Definitions | Noun 暇 1.behind; back |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Enyere ya oche azụ.
He was given a back seat.
Gawa na anyị kwụ gị n'azụ.
Go we are solidly behind you.
Nwunye Lọọtụ lere anya n'azụ.
Lot's wife looked back.
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.
Fish lives in water.
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.
Children don't joke with fish because of the delicious taste.
Azu ndị a buru ibu.
These fish are big.
Naanị azụ a mịrị amị ka ọ na-ere.
She sells only smoked fish.
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.
The egg shells are big.
Onye wetara okuko akwa ndị a?
Who brought these egg shells?
Wepụ okuko ahụekere ndịa.
Remove these groundnut shells.