dï rēé
dị ree
| Word | dị ree |
| Definitions | Active verb 延営心 1.be dear; (figurative)be close to the heart 2.(figurative) be close to the heart |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Nwunye m dị m ree.
Nwunye m dị m ree.
My wife is dear to me.
ńnàá
nnàa
| Word | nnàa |
| Definitions | Noun 1.dear (male)(informal); pal(male); dude 2.father (old use as a title before a father's name) |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Nnaa, bịa ka anyị gaa ṅụọ mmanya.
Nnaa, bịa ka anyị gaa ṅụọ mmanya.
Dude, come let's go have a drink.
Nnaa Onyekwere bu nna nna m.
Nnaa Onyekwere bu nna nna m.
Onyekwere is my father's father.
Nnaa Onyekwere bu nna nna m.
Nnaa Onyekwere bu nna nna m.
Onyekwere is my father's father.
Nnaa, bịa ka anyị gaa ṅụọ mmanya.
Nnaa, bịa ka anyị gaa ṅụọ mmanya.
Dude, come let's go have a drink.
Nnaa, bịa ka anyị gaa ṅụọ mmanya.
Nnaa, bịa ka anyị gaa ṅụọ mmanya.
Dude, come let's go have a drink.
Nnaa Onyekwere bu nna nna m.
Nnaa Onyekwere bu nna nna m.
Onyekwere is my father's father.
ümųńnē
ụmụ̀nnē
| Word | ụmụ̀nnē |
| Definitions | Noun 供温 1.siblings; people who have both or one parent in common 2.relatives 3.(slang) a word used to refer to people one holds dear (dearies); special loved ones |
| Variations | ụmụ̀ nnē |
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Chika na ụmụnne ya na-agụ n'ụlaakwụkwọ anyị.
Chika na ụmụnne ya na-agụ n'ụlaakwụkwọ anyị.
Chika and her siblings go to our school
Ụmụnne ya na-enyere ya aka ma ọ chọ enyemaaka.
Ụmụnne ya na-enyere ya aka ma ọ chọ enyemaaka.
His siblings help him whenever he needs help.
Ụmụnne, ka anyị gaa golie.
Ụmụnne, ka anyị gaa golie.
Dearies, let us go and have fun.
Ụmụnne Obi abịaghị mmemme ahụ.
Ụmụnne Obi abịaghị mmemme ahụ.
Obi's siblings did not come for that event.
Ụmụnne ya toro ogologo.
Ụmụnne ya toro ogologo.
Her siblings are tall.
Ya na ụmụnne ya bi n'ụlọ ahụ.
Ya na ụmụnne ya bi n'ụlọ ahụ.
He and his siblings live in that house.
ńnéèjì
nneèjì
| Word | nneèjì |
| Definitions | Noun 議 1.born of the same parents, especially mother; direct sibling; 2.term of endearment for relatives; dear (sibling) |
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Obialọ bụ nneeji m.
Obialọ bụ nneeji m.
Obialor is my direct sibling.
Anyị bụ nneeji.
Anyị bụ nneeji.
We are siblings.
Biko, nneeji m, ewerela m iwe.
Biko, nneeji m, ewerela m iwe.
Please, my dear (sibling), don't be offended with me.
Mmadụ iri abụọ a, ha bụ nneeji?
Mmadụ iri abụọ a, ha bụ nneeji?
Are these twelve people of same parents?
Izu ka mma na nneeji.
Izu ka mma na nneeji.
Conspiracy is better among siblings.
Nneji ya nọ obodo oyibo.
Nneji ya nọ obodo oyibo.
Her sibling is abroad.
ńnē
nnē
| Word | nnē |
| Definitions | Noun 温 1.mother 2.(informal for females) dear; pal; babe 3.mother (old use as a title before a mother's name) |
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Emeka bi n'ụlọ nne ya.
Emeka bi n'ụlọ nne ya.
Emeka lives in his mother's house.
Mgbaafọ bụ nne nna m.
Mgbaafọ bụ nne nna m.
Mgbafo is my father's mother.
Nne m bụ onye nkuzi.
Nne m bụ onye nkuzi.
My mother is a teacher.
Nne gara ọrụ.
Nne gara ọrụ.
Mother went to work.
Nne Ugoeze bụ ezigbo nwaanyị.
Nne Ugoeze bụ ezigbo nwaanyị.
Mother Ugoeze was a good woman.
Nne, kedu ka i mere?
Nne, kedu ka i mere?
Dear, how are you doing?
gàrá önü
gàra ọnụ̄
| Word | gàra ọnụ̄ |
| Definitions | Active verb 㡨加㣶 1.be expensive, dear |
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Achọghị akwa garara ọnụ.
Achọghị akwa garara ọnụ.
I do not want a costly cloth.
Udoka na-azụkarị ihe garara ọnụ.
Udoka na-azụkarị ihe garara ọnụ.
Udoka is always buying expensive things.
Ihe niile na-agara ọnụ ugbu a.
Ihe niile na-agara ọnụ ugbu a.
Everything is becoming expensive now.
Akpụkpọụkwụ ahụ garara ọnụ.
Akpụkpọụkwụ ahụ garara ọnụ.
That shoe is expensive.
Ihe niile na-achọzi ịgara ọnụ n'ahịa.
Ihe niile na-achọzi ịgara ọnụ n'ahịa.
Everything is about becoming expensive at the market.
Mmanụ petrol garara ọnụ.
Mmanụ petrol garara ọnụ.
Fuel is costly.
éwóó
ewōō
| Word | ewōō |
| Definitions | Interjection 1.exclamation of sympathy or pity or shock; oh dear; alas; oh |
| Variations | ewō |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ewoo! Ụzọ adịghị ebe a.
Ewoo! Ụzọ adịghị ebe a.
Alas! There is no road here.
Ewoo! Nkịta a furu ụzọ.
Ewoo! Nkịta a furu ụzọ.
Oh dear! This dog missed it's way.
Ewoo! Gịnị mere gị n'ukwu?
Ewoo! Gịnị mere gị n'ukwu?
Oh dear! What happened to your leg?
Ewoo! Ọ gaghị abịanwuzị taata.
Ewoo! Ọ gaghị abịanwuzị taata.
Alas! He can't come today anymore.
ákwá àrįrį
akwa àrị̀rị̀
| Word | akwa àrị̀rị̀ |
| Definitions | Noun 1.weeping over personal tragedy or misfortune, e.g. death of one’s dear one; unnatural misfortune, e.g. thrashing by one’s child or lover |
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O nweghị onye chọrọ ibe akwa arịrị.
O nweghị onye chọrọ ibe akwa arịrị.
Nobody wants to weep.
Akwa arịrị m metụrụ ya n'obi.
Akwa arịrị m metụrụ ya n'obi.
My weeping touched him.
I ga-ebe akwa arịrị ma i hụ ihe mberede ahụ.
I ga-ebe akwa arịrị ma i hụ ihe mberede ahụ.
You will weep heavily if you see the accident.
Ọ ga-ebe akwa arịrị ma ọ daa n'ule a.
Ọ ga-ebe akwa arịrị ma ọ daa n'ule a.
She will weep bitterly if she fails this exam.
Amaka na-ebe akwa arịrị n'ihi ọnwụ nne ya.
Amaka na-ebe akwa arịrị n'ihi ọnwụ nne ya.
Amaka is weeping due to her mother's demise.
Akwa arịrị na-enye mmadụ ọrịa.
Akwa arịrị na-enye mmadụ ọrịa.
Heavy weeping makes a person sick.
Biko, kwụsi ibe akwa arịrị.
Biko, kwụsi ibe akwa arịrị.
Please stop weeping for your misfortune.
ápųnāánwü
apụ̀naanwụ̄
| Word | apụ̀naanwụ̄ |
| Definitions | Nominal Modifier 1.a cutie, especially humans (women and children); something that should be protected from harm because it is dear and tender |
| Variations | apụ̀nanwụ̄ |
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Nwata nke ahụ bụ apụnaanwụ.
Nwata nke ahụ bụ apụnaanwụ.
That child is a cutie.
Nwata nke ahụ bụ apụnaanwụ.
Nwata nke ahụ bụ apụnaanwụ.
That child is a cutie.