lé
le
| Word | le |
| Definitions | Active verb 浪 1.look; watch; behold; check 2.write or sit for an exam or test 3.care (for a visitor or sick person) |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Nna m sịrị m lee anya n'azụ m.
Nna m sịrị m lee anya n'azụ m.
My father told me to look at my back.
Achọrọ m ile ihe ọ na-ede.
Achọrọ m ile ihe ọ na-ede.
I want to look at what she is writing.
Obịanuju na-ele tiivi mgbe m lọtara.
Obịanuju na-ele tiivi mgbe m lọtara.
Obianuju was watching TV when I came back.
Ọ naghị ele anya n'ụzọ.
Ọ naghị ele anya n'ụzọ.
He is not looking on the road.
Lee anya ka m gwa gị, kwụsị iti ya ihe.
Lee anya ka m gwa gị, kwụsị iti ya ihe.
Look let me tell you, stop beating her.
lébàrà ányá
lebàrà anya
| Word | lebàrà anya |
| Definitions | Active verb 浪貝鮮目 1.review; look into; assess something in order to make a change if necessary; double-check something; to deliberate on something 2.supervise; keep eyes on something being done to make sure nothing goes wrong |
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Examples
Anyị lebara anya n'ihe ahụ.
Anyị lebara anya n'ihe ahụ.
We looked into that.
O kwesịrị Ka e lebara okwu nwata a anya.
O kwesịrị Ka e lebara okwu nwata a anya.
It is important to assess this child's speech.
Taa, anyị ga-eleba anya n'akwụkwọ ụtọasụsụ Igbo.
Taa, anyị ga-eleba anya n'akwụkwọ ụtọasụsụ Igbo.
Today, we are going to look into Igbo grammar book.
E nweghị onye na-elebara ihe ha na-eme anya.
E nweghị onye na-elebara ihe ha na-eme anya.
No one supervises what they are doing.
Ka anyị lebara ihoomume gị anya.
Ka anyị lebara ihoomume gị anya.
Let's review your homework exercise.
Aga m elebara ya anya.
Aga m elebara ya anya.
I will look into it.