ékwòrò
ekwòrò
| Word | ekwòrò |
| Definitions | Noun 逮 1.jealousy; envy |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ekworo ehika ebe a.
Ekworo ehika ebe a.
There is too much envy here.
Ekworo na-emebi ọtụtụ ihe.
Ekworo na-emebi ọtụtụ ihe.
Envy damages a lot of things.
Ọ bụ ekworo mere ha ji gbasaa.
Ọ bụ ekworo mere ha ji gbasaa.
It was envy made them separate.
ṃgbú
m̀gbu
| Word | m̀gbu |
| Definitions | Noun 1.jealousy; envy; hate 2.antagonism |
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Ọ na-emere ya mgbu.
Ọ na-emere ya mgbu.
He is envious of her.
Mgbu ekweghị ya tinye uchu n'ihe ọ na-eme.
Mgbu ekweghị ya tinye uchu n'ihe ọ na-eme.
Jealousy did not let her focus on what she was doing.
A na-enye ya mgbu, o kwechiri.
A na-enye ya mgbu, o kwechiri.
As he was being antagonized, he persisted.
Mgbu ha na-enye onwe ha karịrị akarị.
Mgbu ha na-enye onwe ha karịrị akarị.
They antagonism they give themselves is too much.
ányáökú
anyaọkū
| Word | anyaọkū |
| Definitions | Noun 目遠 1.jealousy; envy (literally fiery eyes) |
| Variations | anya ọkụ |
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Anyaọkụ ekweghị ̣ya chịa ọchị taa.
Anyaọkụ ekweghị ̣ya chịa ọchị taa.
She could not laugh today due to jealousy.
Anaghị m achọ ndị enyi na-enwe anyaọkụ
Anaghị m achọ ndị enyi na-enwe anyaọkụ
I don't want to have jealous friends.
Anyaọkụ adịghị mma.
Anyaọkụ adịghị mma.
Jealousy is not good.
E ji anyaọkụ wee mara Chike.
E ji anyaọkụ wee mara Chike.
Chike is known for being jealous.