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bọ ntọ̀ọọ̄
| Word | bọ ntọ̀ọọ̄ |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.pull down the lower eyelids and widening the eyes as a form of mockery to imply 'serves you right' |
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Ọ bọrọ gị ntọọọ mgbe ikpere gị zuru n'ibo?
Ọ bọrọ gị ntọọọ mgbe ikpere gị zuru n'ibo?
Did she mock you when your knee collided with the door?
Onyenkuzi pịara ya ụtarị maka na ọ bọrọ m ntọọọ.
Onyenkuzi pịara ya ụtarị maka na ọ bọrọ m ntọọọ.
The teacher flogged her because she mocked me.
Ọ dịghị nma ịbọ mmadụ ntọọọ.
Ọ dịghị nma ịbọ mmadụ ntọọọ.
It is not good to mock someone.
Obere nwa a na-abọ mmadụ ntọọọ
Obere nwa a na-abọ mmadụ ntọọọ
This little child mocks people.
pųtà
pụ̀tà
| Word | pụ̀tà |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.come out; exit, especially towards the speaker 2.be an outcome; mean; imply |
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Ọ pụtara izu ike.
Ọ pụtara izu ike.
He came out to rest.
Ọ pụtara na enweghị ihe i dere n'akwụkwọ azịza gị.
Ọ pụtara na enweghị ihe i dere n'akwụkwọ azịza gị.
It means that you did not write anything in your answer booklet.
Nwunye m ga-apụta ugbua.
Nwunye m ga-apụta ugbua.
My wife will come out now.
Ọ na-apụta inye unu nri.
Ọ na-apụta inye unu nri.
He is coming out to serve you people food.
Pụta ka anyị pụọ!
Pụta ka anyị pụọ!
Come out lets go!
Ịpụta iro na-agụ m.
Ịpụta iro na-agụ m.
I desire to come outside.