ghü
ghụ
| Word | ghụ |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.gouge; remove a central part of something in order to make a hole there |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
A na m ewo ewi
A na m ewo ewi
I am poking the giant rat's hole (with the intention of getting it out and capturing it)
Obiechina na-aghụ mpi ọ ga-eji na-aṅụ mmanya dịka oge gboo.
Obiechina na-aghụ mpi ọ ga-eji na-aṅụ mmanya dịka oge gboo.
Obiechina is gouging out a horn he would be using to drink wine like the early times.
g̣hü
g̣hụ
| Word | g̣hụ |
| Definitions | Active verb 㭧 1.scoop out the inside of something; remove the inner content of a container or covering in order to make it empty 2.pick (teeth, nose, eyes, ears, etc) |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Emeka na-aghụ eze ya.
Emeka na-aghụ eze ya.
Emeka is picking his teeth.
Gịnị ka i na-aghụ n'ime ebe ahụ?
Gịnị ka i na-aghụ n'ime ebe ahụ?
What are you scooping inside there?
gwö
gwọ̄
| Word | gwọ̄ |
| Definitions | Passive verb 招 1.sit with legs folded in(humans); curl body together in a rest position(reptiles) 2.scrape, scoop out (compare -ghụ) |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ụfọdụ̣ okpukperechi na-agwọ na-ala n'oge ekpere.
Ụfọdụ̣ okpukperechi na-agwọ na-ala n'oge ekpere.
Some religions sit folding in their legs in time of prayer.
Agwọ m hụrụ gwọ n'ala.
Agwọ m hụrụ gwọ n'ala.
The snake I saw folded up on the ground.