Bèkéè
Bèkeè
| Word | Bèkeè |
| Definitions | Proper noun 1.the language that originates from England and spoken widely around the world; English 2.people of England; English Nominal Modifier 1.relating to England, it's people, or language 2.foreign to Igbo people, especially from overseas |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ọ na-asụ asụsụ Bekee.
Ọ na-asụ asụsụ Bekee.
She is speaking English language.
Ahụrụ m nwoke Bekee ahụ taa.
Ahụrụ m nwoke Bekee ahụ taa.
I saw that English man today.
Nke a bụ mmanya bekee.
Nke a bụ mmanya bekee.
This one is a foreign wine.
Ahụrụ m nwoke Bekee ahụ taa.
Ahụrụ m nwoke Bekee ahụ taa.
I saw that English man today.
Nke a bụ mmanya bekee.
Nke a bụ mmanya bekee.
This one is a foreign wine.
Ọ na-asụ asụsụ Bekee.
Ọ na-asụ asụsụ Bekee.
She is speaking English language.
yǫchá
yọ̀cha
| Word | yọ̀cha |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.separate chaff or foreign body; sift; sieve |
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Examples
Nne m na-ayọcha akpụ.
Nne m na-ayọcha akpụ.
My mother is sieving cassava.
Amaka ga-ayọcha ahụekere ahụ.
Amaka ga-ayọcha ahụekere ahụ.
Amaka will sift that groundnut.
Nneọma chọrọ ịyọcha akamụ.
Nneọma chọrọ ịyọcha akamụ.
Nneoma wants to sieve pap.
A na-ayọcha ọkpa ma a kwọchaa ya.
A na-ayọcha ọkpa ma a kwọchaa ya.
Okpa is sieved after it is ground to powdered form.