ógbè
ogbè
| Word | ogbè |
| Definitions | Noun 1.community; a group of people living together 2.hood; a neighborhood, especially in an urban area |
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Anyị chọrọ ikpochapụ mpụ n'ogbe anyị.
Anyị chọrọ ikpochapụ mpụ n'ogbe anyị.
We want to eradicate crime from our community.
ógbè
ogbè
| Word | ogbè |
| Definitions | Noun 1.community; a group of people living together 2.hood; a neighborhood, especially in an urban area |
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òbí
òbi
| Word | òbi |
| Definitions | Noun 葛 1.title of a king in Igbo land; central or most vital unit 2.palace; parlor; a building (in Igbo architecture) for gatherings especially belonging to a community or family |
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Anyị gbakọrọ n'obi eze kpaa maka nchekwa imoobodo anyị.
Anyị gbakọrọ n'obi eze kpaa maka nchekwa imoobodo anyị.
We gathered at the king's palace and discussed about the security of our community.
Anyị gbakọrọ n'obi eze kpaa maka nchekwa imoobodo anyị.
Anyị gbakọrọ n'obi eze kpaa maka nchekwa imoobodo anyị.
We gathered at the king's palace and discussed about the security of our community.
àgbà
àgbà
| Word | àgbà |
| Definitions | Noun 1.(of a person) prominence 2.title given to prominent people in a community, such as chiefs |
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Ejikeme so na ndị nwere agba n'obodo.
Ejikeme so na ndị nwere agba n'obodo.
Ejikeme is one of the prominent persons in the town.
wákpò
wakpò
| Word | wakpò |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.to attack a person or community; to invade a community or city 2.to rape a person |
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Ndị ọlụọnaa wakporo ugbooloko n'Abụja.
Ndị ọlụọnaa wakporo ugbooloko n'Abụja.
Terrorists attached a train at Abuja.
ísíöchïchï
isiọ̄chị̄chị̄
| Word | isiọ̄chị̄chị̄ |
| Definitions | Noun 1.state; an organized political community, nation, or territory under one government |
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Ebi m n'isiọchịchị Enugwu.
Ebi m n'isiọchịchị Enugwu.
I live in Enugu state.
Naịjiria nwere isọchịchị iri atọ na isii nakwa Abụja.
Naịjiria nwere isọchịchị iri atọ na isii nakwa Abụja.
Nigeria has thirty six states and Abuja.
Emeka sị na ọ gaghị ebinwu n'isiọchịchị Legọọsị.
Emeka sị na ọ gaghị ebinwu n'isiọchịchị Legọọsị.
Emeka said he can not live in Lagos state.
Pita Obi chịburu isiọchịchị Anambara.
Pita Obi chịburu isiọchịchị Anambara.
Peter Obi once ruled Anambra state.
Isiọchịchị ole dị n'obodo ahụ?
Isiọchịchị ole dị n'obodo ahụ?
How many states are in that country?
Ụkọ mmiri dị n'isiọchịchị Enugwu.
Ụkọ mmiri dị n'isiọchịchị Enugwu.
There is water scarcity in Enugu State.
Kedụ isiọchịchị kacha pee mpe na Naịjiria?
Kedụ isiọchịchị kacha pee mpe na Naịjiria?
Which is the smallest state in Nigeria?
bìchì
bìchì
| Word | bìchì |
| Definitions | Active verb 剁襟 1.occupy another person's house or community; inhabit and occupy everywhere 2.live as a replacement to previous inhabitant |
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Mazi Chidi lụtara nwanyi ọzọ ka o bichie nwunye ya ọ gbara alụkwaghim
Mazi Chidi lụtara nwanyi ọzọ ka o bichie nwunye ya ọ gbara alụkwaghim
Mr Chidi married another woman to replace his divorced wife.
Akpọbatara m ya ka o nọpere anọpere mana o bichiela ebe niile.
Akpọbatara m ya ka o nọpere anọpere mana o bichiela ebe niile.
I brought her in to squat but she has occupied everywhere.
N'oge gboo, ndị mba ọzọ na-aga mba ndị ọzọ bichie obodo ha.
N'oge gboo, ndị mba ọzọ na-aga mba ndị ọzọ bichie obodo ha.
In the early days, other nations go to other people's nation to occupy their communities.
önųöönáá
ọnụ̀ọọ̄nāā
| Word | ọnụ̀ọọ̄nāā |
| Definitions | Noun 1.guerilla fighter; a person who instigates fear or terrorizes a community, nation or country 2.protective charm (literary) |
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Dibịa ahụ ji ọnụ̀ọọnaa ya wee bịa.
Dibịa ahụ ji ọnụ̀ọọnaa ya wee bịa.
The native doctor came with his protective charm.
Nye m ọnụ̀ọọnaa m.
Nye m ọnụ̀ọọnaa m.
Give me my protective charm.