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okpotokpo
| Word | okpotokpo |
| Definitions | Nominal Modifier 1.big size; bulky |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Onye nwe okpotokpo ngwugwu a?
Onye nwe okpotokpo ngwugwu a?
Who owns this bulky parcel?
Anya azụ a gbachara okpotokpo.
Anya azụ a gbachara okpotokpo.
This fish's eyes are huge.
Nye m oroma ndị gbara okpotokpo.
Nye m oroma ndị gbara okpotokpo.
Give me oranges that are big size.
Onye nwe okpotokpo ngwugwu a?
Onye nwe okpotokpo ngwugwu a?
Who owns this bulky parcel?
Ike butere okpotokpo akpa ya n'ụlọ m.
Ike butere okpotokpo akpa ya n'ụlọ m.
Ike brought his bulky bag to my house.
Ube ndị o nyere m gbara okpotokpo.
Ube ndị o nyere m gbara okpotokpo.
The pears she gave me are big size.
dö
dọ
| Word | dọ |
| Definitions | Passive verb 1.(a heavy or bulky object) be kept or placed somewhere; a body of water collected somewhere |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Akpati m dọ n'ime ụlọ.
Akpati m dọ n'ime ụlọ.
My luggage is in the room.
Ite ahụ ga-adọ n'usekwu.
Ite ahụ ga-adọ n'usekwu.
That pot will be in the kitchen.
búpų
bupụ̀
| Word | bupụ̀ |
| Definitions | Active verb 穫蚕 1.carry away (a heavy or bulky object) |
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Examples
Bupụ akpa gị n'ezi.
Bupụ akpa gị n'ezi.
Carry your bag outside.
Ha ga-ebupụ oche niile ndị ahụ.
Ha ga-ebupụ oche niile ndị ahụ.
They will carry away all those chairs.
Ibupụ ụgbọala ahụ n'okporoụzọ agaghị adị mfe.
Ibupụ ụgbọala ahụ n'okporoụzọ agaghị adị mfe.
To carry away that vehicle from the road, will not be easy.
Anyị na-ebupu ya ugbua.
Anyị na-ebupu ya ugbua.
We are carrying it away now.
Ha mesịrị bupụọ ngwongwo ha.
Ha mesịrị bupụọ ngwongwo ha.
They later carried away their properties.
Bupụ akpa gị n'ezi.
Bupụ akpa gị n'ezi.
Carry your bag outside.
Ha ga-ebupu gị iro.
Ha ga-ebupu gị iro.
They will carry you outside.
Ibupụ ụgbọala ahụ n'okporoụzọ agaghị adị mfe.
Ibupụ ụgbọala ahụ n'okporoụzọ agaghị adị mfe.
To carry away that vehicle from the road, will not be easy.
Ha ga-ebupụ oche niile ndị ahụ.
Ha ga-ebupụ oche niile ndị ahụ.
They will carry away all those chairs.
Anyị na-ebupu ya ugbua.
Anyị na-ebupu ya ugbua.
We are carrying it away now.
Olee oge a na-ebupu ihe ahụ?
Olee oge a na-ebupu ihe ahụ?
When is that thing going to be taken out?
Kedu ihe e bupụrụ n'ezi?
Kedu ihe e bupụrụ n'ezi?
What was carried outside?
Ị chọrọ ibupu àkwà a n'ezi?
Ị chọrọ ibupu àkwà a n'ezi?
Do you will carry the mattress outside.
dǫ
dọ̀
| Word | dọ̀ |
| Definitions | Passive verb 1.be at or in a place(heavy or bulky object) ; stay (heavy or bulky object) |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
Akpa a enwere ike ịdọ ebe a?
Akpa a enwere ike ịdọ ebe a?
Can this bag be here?
Ọ dọ adọ.
Ọ dọ adọ.
It is stagnant.
Hapụ akpa ahụ ka ọ dọrọ n'ala ebe ahụ.
Hapụ akpa ahụ ka ọ dọrọ n'ala ebe ahụ.
Leave that bag to stay on the floor there.
Akwụkwọ ahụ niile a na-ebute ga-adọ ebe a.
Akwụkwọ ahụ niile a na-ebute ga-adọ ebe a.
All the books they are bringing will stay here.
Ebe a ka osisi ahụ na-adọ.
Ebe a ka osisi ahụ na-adọ.
This is where that wood usually is.
Ọ ga-adọ n'elu oche.
Ọ ga-adọ n'elu oche.
It will be on the chair.
Hapụ ya ka ọ dọrọ n'ala
Hapụ ya ka ọ dọrọ n'ala
Leave it to be on the group.
búté
bute
| Word | bute |
| Definitions | Active verb 穫醜 1.to bring by carrying (a heavy or bulky object); 1st and 2nd person usage |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Emeka butere nne m n'ụgbọala ya
Emeka butere nne m n'ụgbọala ya
Emeka carried my mother in his car
Ọ ga-ebute akpa ya niile
Ọ ga-ebute akpa ya niile
She will bring all her bags
Ị ga-ebute ya n'ụlọ m
Ị ga-ebute ya n'ụlọ m
You will bring it to my house
Bute oche ahụ ka anyị pụọ.
Bute oche ahụ ka anyị pụọ.
Bring the chair and let's go.
A chọrọ m ibute akpa m hapụrụ n'ụlọ ya.
A chọrọ m ibute akpa m hapụrụ n'ụlọ ya.
I want to take the bag I left at his house.
Ọ na-ebute nri ugbua.
Ọ na-ebute nri ugbua.
He's bringing food now.
búkǫ
bukọ̀
| Word | bukọ̀ |
| Definitions | Active verb 穫歌 1.gather together; accumulate, stockpile (heavy or bulky objects) 2.to merge two items or a group of items |
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Examples
Ha na-ebukọ akpa osikapa ndị ahụ n'otu ebe.
Ha na-ebukọ akpa osikapa ndị ahụ n'otu ebe.
They are piling those bags of rice in one place.
I ga-ebukọ efere niile ndị ruru unyi.
I ga-ebukọ efere niile ndị ruru unyi.
You will gather all the dirty plates.
O bukọrọ ngwongwo ya ọnụ.
O bukọrọ ngwongwo ya ọnụ.
She gathered her baggage together.
Bukọọ ihe niile bụ nke gị.
Bukọọ ihe niile bụ nke gị.
Gather everything that is yours.
Ibụkọ ngwongwo dị arọ abaghi uru.
Ibụkọ ngwongwo dị arọ abaghi uru.
There is no need to carry heavy items.
He bukọrọ osikapa nke ochie na nke ọhụrụ.
He bukọrọ osikapa nke ochie na nke ọhụrụ.
They carried both old and new rice together.
Ada na-ebukọ ihe nri niile ọ hụrụ n'usekwu.
Ada na-ebukọ ihe nri niile ọ hụrụ n'usekwu.
Ada is lifting all the food stuff he saw in the kitchen.
O bukọrọ ngwongwo ya niile gbafuo.
O bukọrọ ngwongwo ya niile gbafuo.
He gathered all his stuff and ran away.