edible - What does 'edible' mean from Igbo to English?

ìjìríìjì

ìjìriìjì


Word	ìjìriìjì
Definitions	Noun 1.an edible legume that resembles beans, found around Nsukka area
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Anyị na-ata ijiriji.

We are eating ijiriiji.

íhéáhïá

iheahịā


Word	iheahịā
Definitions	Noun 1.small edible items bought, especially by women for their children; gifts; market snacks
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Nne m zụtara iheahịa ụnyaahụ.

My mother bought edible items yesterday.

Iheahịa nke a buru ibu.

This gift is big.

Resi m oroma maka iheahịa ụmụ m.

Sell orange to me for my children's market snacks.

Enweghị m ego m ji azụ iheahịa taa.

I don't have money to buy market snacks today.

Ọ ga-azụta iheahịa echi.

He will buy edible items tomorrow.

Achọrọ m ịzụta iheahịa.

I want to buy snacks.

O nyeghị m iheahịa.

She did not give me snacks.

Biko zụtara anyị iheahịa ma ị lọtawa.

Please buy something for us when you're coming back.

Achọrọ m ịzụta iheahịa.

I want to buy market snacks.

Iheahịa nke a buru ibu.

This gift is big.

Nne m zụtara iheahịa ụnyaahụ.

My mother bought edible items yesterday.

Bịa, were iheahịa nke gị.

Come and take your own snacks.

Ha richara iheahịa ahụ niile.

They ate all the snacks.

Iheahịa a tọrọ ụtọ.

This market snack is tasty.

O nyeghị m iheahịa.

She did not give me snacks.

Ahụghị ndị na-ere iheahịa.

I did not see people that sell market snacks.

Resi m oroma maka iheahịa ụmụ m.

Sell orange to me for my children's market snacks.

Ọ ga-azụta iheahịa echi.

He will buy edible items tomorrow.

Ndị nne na-azụtakarị iheahịa.

Mothers usually buy market snacks.

Biko, zụtara anyị iheahịa ma ị lọtawa.

Please, buy something for us when you're coming back.

Enweghị m ego m ji azụ iheahịa taa.

I don't have money to buy market snacks today.

ákwükwöńrí

akwụkwọnrī


Word	akwụkwọnrī
Definitions	Noun 葉猿 1.vegetable; edible plant leaves, especially those used for cooking
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A naghị eji akwụkwọnri esi ofe nsala.

Vegetables are not used to cook nsala soup.

Nneka na-ere akwụkwọ nri.

Nneka sells vegetables.

Ha kọrọ akwụkwọnri n'ugbo ha.

They planted vegetables in their farm.

Biko zụtara m akwụkwọnri.

Please buy vegetables for me

Akwụkwọnri a agaghị ezu.

This vegetable will not be enough.

ńzú

nzū


Word	nzū
Definitions	Noun 悦 1.edible clay (calabash chalk); 2.chalk; powder
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Isi nzu na-amasị Ada.

Ada likes the smell of edible clay.

A ka na-eji nzu ede ihe n'ụlọakwụkwọ?

Is chalk still used to write in schools?

Biko, zụtara m nzu.

Please, buy edible clay for me.

Dibịa ahụ tere nzu n'anya ya.

The native doctor applied calabash chalk on his eyes.

Nzu a dere ede.

This edible chalk is soft.

Nzu ahụ buru ibu.

The edible chalk is big.

Ọ naghị m amasị ịta nzu.

I don't like eating edible clay.

Nye m nzu.

Give me edible chalk.

Onye nwe nzu a?

Who has this edible clay?

ülö

ụlọ̄


Word	ụlọ̄
Definitions	Noun 制 1.edible clay (usually a little harder); 2.clay soil; red soil used for molding, mud
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Ụlọ m agwụla.

My edible clay has finished.

Biko, zụtara m ụlọ.

Please buy edible clay for me.

Adanna na-ata ụlọ.

Adanna is eating edible clay.

Ụlọ adịghị ọnụ.

Edible clay is not costly.

Ụlọ o nyere m buru ibu

The edible clay she gave me is much

Nwaanyị a dị ime sị na ọ chọ ụlọ.

This pregnant woman said that she wants edible clay.

Emeka ji aja ụlọ wee kpụọ iko.

Emeka molded a cup with loamy soil.

A na-egwute ụlọ n'ala.

Clay is got from the earth.

Ọ naghị amasị m ịta ụlọ.

I don't like chewing edible clay.

Ụlọ o nyere m buru ibu

The edible clay she gave me is much

E ji ụlọ rụọ ụlọ anyị.

Our house is built with mud.

Ada na-ata ụlọ.

Ada is chewing edible clay.

Eji m ụlọ kpụ ite.

I moulded a pot with clay.

Ụlọ anaghị amasị m

I don't like edible clay.

Onye nwe ụlọ a?

Who has this edible clay?

Nne Obi na-ere ụlọ

Ob’s mother sells edible clay.

E ji aja ụlọ wee rụọ ụlọ a.

This house is built with clay soil.

Ụlọ adịghị ọnụ

Edible clay is not costly.

Biko, zụtara m ụlọ.

Please buy edible clay for me.

Nne Obi na-ere ụlọ.

Obi's mother sells edible clay.

E ji aja ụlọ wee rụọ ụlọ a.

This house is built with clay soil.

Nwaanyị a dị ime sị na ọ chọ ụlọ.

That pregnant woman said that she wants edible clay.

Nnenna sị na ọ hụbeghị ụlọ mbụ.

Nnenna said that she has not seen edible clay before.

Emeka ji aja ụlọ wee kpụọ iko.

Emeka used clay soil to mold a cup.

Ada na-ata ụlọ.

Ada chews edible clay.

E nwere ụdị ụlọ dị iche iche.

There are different types of clay.

ákïóyìbó

akịoyìbo


Word	akịoyìbo
Definitions	Noun 1.edible fruit of the coconut palm; coconut
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Onye na-eputebeghị eze siri ike agaghị atanwu akịoyibo.

Sommeone whose teeth is not strong can't eat coconut.

Aga m azụtara gị akịoyibo.

I will buy coconut for you.

Akpọla m isi akịoyibo.

Don't call me coconut head

Mmiri akịoyibo na-atọ ụtọ.

Coconut water is sweet.

kàǹdá

kàǹda


Word	kàǹda
Definitions	Noun 1.edible animal skin, especially cow and goat
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Anyị tara kanda.

We ate kanda.

Ọ na-esi kanda.

He is cooking kanda.

Ọ naghị eji kanda esi ofe.

He doesn't cook soup with kanda.

Nne ya na-ere kanda.

His mother sells kanda.

Ụtọ kanda di iche n'anụ ndị ọzọ.

The taste of kanda is different from other meats.

Ita kanda anaghị amasị ya.

She does not like eating kanda.

Kedu ebe m nwere ike ịzụta kanda ebea?

Where can I buy kanda here?

Kanda ahụ mebiri emebi.

That kanda got bad.

àkų

àkụ̀


Word	àkụ̀
Definitions	Noun 1.edible termite which usually comes out after a rainfall, eaten raw or fried
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Achọrọ m ịta akụ.

I crave aku.

Ghee akụ ahụ tupu ị ta ya.

Fry that aku before eating it.

Ọ na-amasị Chike ịta akụ.

Chike likes eating aku.

Ngọzị erechaala akụ ahụ.

Ngozi has finished selling that akụ.

Nwụtara m akụ.

Catch aku for me.

Tinye akụ ahụ na mmiri ka ọ ghara ifepu.

Put the akụ in water so that it won't fly away.

E jim ose ghee akụ ahụ.

I fried that edible termite with pepper.

Akụ na-ebi n'ime ala.

The edible termite lives inside the ground.

A chọrọ ịta akụ.

I want to eat edible termite.

Akụ na-apụta oge mmiri zosịrị.

Edible termite comes out when rain has stopped falling.

O ji akụ esi ofe.

She cooks with termite.

Ọ ga-eghe akụ ahụ eghe.

She will fry the termite.

ǹtàǹtá

ǹtàǹta


Word	ǹtàǹta
Definitions	Noun 1.(colloquial) stretchy and chewy edibles, especially meat and chewing gum 2.sensor name for penis, especially used for kids
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Wepụ aka na ntanta gị.

Remove your hand from your penis.

Ị ga-ata ntanta?

Would you eat meat?

ǫtöbïrïbïrï

ọ̀tọbị̄rị̄bị̄rị̄


Word	ọ̀tọbị̄rị̄bị̄rị̄
Definitions	Nominal Modifier 1.confectionery; sweetener; sweet tasting edibles, especially artificial, example sweets, candies, sugar, etc
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O nyere m mmanya ọtọbịrịbịrị.

He gave me a sugary drink.

Etinyekwala oke ọtọbịrịbịrị.

Don't add too much sweetener.

O nyere m ọtọbịrịbịrị.

She gave me sugar.

Nwoke a na-erikarị ihe ọtọbịrịbịrị ka ụmụaka.

This man eats sweetened things like children.

Mmanya ọtọbịrịbịrị na-agụ m.

I crave sweet drink.

Ọtọbịrịbịrị na-amasị ụmụntakịrị.

Children like confectioneries.

Biko, wepụrụ m ọtọbịrịbịrị ndị a.

Please, remove these confectionaries for me.