àkpïrï
àkpịrị̄
| Word | àkpịrị̄ |
| Definitions | Noun 険 1.the passage at the back of the mouth; throat 2.the desire to eat something even though you are not hungry |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Akpịrị na-akpọ m nkụ.
Akpịrị na-akpọ m nkụ.
My throat is drying up (I am thirsty).
Ada nwere ọnya na-akpịrị ya.
Ada nwere ọnya na-akpịrị ya.
Ada has sour in her throat.
Ada abụghị onye akpịrị.
Ada abụghị onye akpịrị.
Ada is not a long throat person
Ọkpụkpụ gbadoro ya n'akpịrị̣
Ọkpụkpụ gbadoro ya n'akpịrị̣
Bone choked him (in his throat)̣
Emeka tọdoro ya n'akpịrị.
Emeka tọdoro ya n'akpịrị.
Emeka held him tightly at the throat.
O nwere ọnya akpịrị.
O nwere ọnya akpịrị.
He has a sour throat.
sá ųsà
sa ụ̀sà
| Word | sa ụ̀sà |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.desire something, especially edible, even though you are not hungry or in need of it |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
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Examples
Ọ na-asa ụsa mgbe niile.
Ọ na-asa ụsa mgbe niile.
He desires things, inappropriately, all the time.
Ụsa ọ na-asa ga-etinye ya na nsogbu
Ụsa ọ na-asa ga-etinye ya na nsogbu
Her inappropriate desire for things will put her in trouble
Ịsa ụsa adịghị mma
Ịsa ụsa adịghị mma
Having inappropriate desire for things, is not good