há
ha
| Word | ha |
| Definitions | Pronoun 凶 1.third-person plural pronoun (they, them, and their) |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ha gara ụlaakwụkwọ taa.
Ha gara ụlaakwụkwọ taa.
They went to school today.
Ha na-abịa ugbua.
Ha na-abịa ugbua.
They are coming now.
Gaa gwa ha mee ọsọọsọ.
Gaa gwa ha mee ọsọọsọ.
Go and tell them to be fast.
E nyere ha onyinye dị ichiiche.
E nyere ha onyinye dị ichiiche.
They were given different types of gifts.
Nke ahụ bụ nke ha.
Nke ahụ bụ nke ha.
That one is thier own.
Ọ bụ ha ka e dobeere nri a.
Ọ bụ ha ka e dobeere nri a.
They are the ones the food was kept for.
Enyere m ha ego.
Enyere m ha ego.
I gave them money.
Ama m ebe ha gara.
Ama m ebe ha gara.
I know where they went to.
Olundi ha dị iche.
Olundi ha dị iche.
Their dialect is different.
Akwụkwọ ahụ bụ nke ha.
Akwụkwọ ahụ bụ nke ha.
That book is their own.
Anyị na ha ga-abịa taata.
Anyị na ha ga-abịa taata.
We and they will come today.
Nna ha zụtara ụgbọala ọhụrụ.
Nna ha zụtara ụgbọala ọhụrụ.
Their father bought a new car.
A hụrụ m ha n'ugbo.
A hụrụ m ha n'ugbo.
I saw them in the farm.
'Ha' bụ nnọchịaha n'Igbo.
'Ha' bụ nnọchịaha n'Igbo.
'Ha' is a pronoun in Igbo.
-há
-ha
| Word | -ha |
| Definitions | Extensional suffix 捨 1.almost; about to |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
Oge naha eru mgbe anyị ji aga ịkpa isi anyị.
Oge naha eru mgbe anyị ji aga ịkpa isi anyị.
It's almost time for us to go to weave our hair.
Ụnụ naha eri?
Ụnụ naha eri?
Are you people almost eating?
Emeka naha abịa.
Emeka naha abịa.
Emeka is about to come.
há
hā
| Word | hā |
| Definitions | Passive verb 挫 1.be equal to, on an equality; be as much |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ndị afe ojii arago Ada
Ndị afe ojii arago Ada
The police have released Ada
Udochi ha ka nna ya n'ogologo.
Udochi ha ka nna ya n'ogologo.
Udochi is as tall as her father.
hà
hà
| Word | hà |
| Definitions | Active verb 捨 1.leave(let go of) |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Rapụ ezi na ụlọ anyi aka
Rapụ ezi na ụlọ anyi aka
Leave our family alone
Hapụ aha echichi gi
Hapụ aha echichi gi
Forgo your title
Hapụ obodo amụrụ gi gaa obodo ọzọ
Hapụ obodo amụrụ gi gaa obodo ọzọ
Leave your city of birth and go to another another city.
Hapụ ọrụ gi
Hapụ ọrụ gi
Quit your job
Hapụ ya
Hapụ ya
Leave it
Ada achọghị ịha m aka.
Ada achọghị ịha m aka.
Ada does not want to let go of me.
bé
be
| Word | be |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.cry; make a sound to communicate emotions or as a signal; wail; howl |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ị ga-ebe akwa ugbu a.
Ị ga-ebe akwa ugbu a.
You will cry now.
Bee akwa ma rịọ mgbaghara.
Bee akwa ma rịọ mgbaghara.
Cry and beg for forgiveness.
Ọ na-ebe ube ka nwamba.
Ọ na-ebe ube ka nwamba.
It cries like a cat.
Uju bere akwa taata.
Uju bere akwa taata.
Uju cried today.
Ọ ga-ebe akwa ma i weta ụtarị.
Ọ ga-ebe akwa ma i weta ụtarị.
He will cry if you bring the cane.
O bere nnukwu akwa.
O bere nnukwu akwa.
She cries heavily.
Onye na-ebe akwa?
Onye na-ebe akwa?
Who is crying?
à
à
| Word | à |
| Definitions | Demonstrative 継 1.used to identify a person or thing that is close at hand, indicated, or experienced; this |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
Oche a agbajiela.
Oche a agbajiela.
This chair is broken.
Nwoke a bụ onyenkuzi m.
Nwoke a bụ onyenkuzi m.
This man is my teacher.
Ihe a abụghị nke m.
Ihe a abụghị nke m.
This thing is not mine.
Onye dosara ihe a ebe a?
Onye dosara ihe a ebe a?
Who kept this thing here?
Nke a adabaghi.
Nke a adabaghi.
This one will not work.