ésú
esu
| Word | esu |
| Definitions | Noun 焼 1.giant African millipede (Archispirostreptus gigas) |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ahụrụ m esu ka m na-achọ ịtụtụrụ mkpịsị ahụ dị n'ala.
Ahụrụ m esu ka m na-achọ ịtụtụrụ mkpịsị ahụ dị n'ala.
I saw a millipede while I was trying to pick up that stick on the ground.
Esu na-asọ oyi.
Esu na-asọ oyi.
Millipede is irritating.
Ahụrụ m esu.
Ahụrụ m esu.
I saw a millipede.
Esu na-arịpụta n'ime ala ma mmiri zoo.
Esu na-arịpụta n'ime ala ma mmiri zoo.
Millipede comes out of the ground when rain falls.
Nwata ahụ na-arị ka esu.
Nwata ahụ na-arị ka esu.
That child is as sluggish like millipede.
Onye gburu esu a?
Onye gburu esu a?
Who killed this millipede?
Gbuo esu ahụ.
Gbuo esu ahụ.
Kill that millipede.
O ji ụkwụ zọpịa esu ahụ.
O ji ụkwụ zọpịa esu ahụ.
He crushed the millipede with his leg.
étú
etu
| Word | etu |
| Definitions | Noun 1.a worm-like animal that usually found in rivers or streams; leech(es) |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
Anyị hụrụ etu nwụrụ anwụ.
Anyị hụrụ etu nwụrụ anwụ.
We saw a dead leech.
Ọ maghị ihe dị iche n'etu na idide.
Ọ maghị ihe dị iche n'etu na idide.
He does not know the difference between a leech and an earthworm.
Jiri nnu gbuo etu a.
Jiri nnu gbuo etu a.
Kill this leech with salt.
Etu na-ebi na mmiri.
Etu na-ebi na mmiri.
Leeches live in the water.
Chike gburu etu.
Chike gburu etu.
Chike killed a leech.
Ọ bụ etu tara Obi n'ukwu.
Ọ bụ etu tara Obi n'ukwu.
It was a leech that bit Obi on his leg.