ükwüólógbá
ụkwụōlōgbā
| Word | ụkwụōlōgbā |
| Definitions | Noun 1.crooked, knock-kneed legs; "K-legs" |
| Variations | ụkwụ ōlōgbā |
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Achọghị m ka nwa m nwee ụkwụologba.
Achọghị m ka nwa m nwee ụkwụologba.
I don't want my child to have knock-kneed legs.
Ije onye nwere ụkwụologba na-atọ m ọchị.
Ije onye nwere ụkwụologba na-atọ m ọchị.
The walking step of a person with knock-kneed legs amuse me.
N'agbanyeghị ụkwụologba ya, ọ ka mara mma.
N'agbanyeghị ụkwụologba ya, ọ ka mara mma.
Despite having a knock-kneed legs, he is still handsome.
Ndị ezinụlọ ha nwere ụkwụologba.
Ndị ezinụlọ ha nwere ụkwụologba.
Their family have crooked leg.
küpù
kụpù
| Word | kụpù |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.knock off |
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Achọghị m ịkụpụ ya.
Achọghị m ịkụpụ ya.
I do not want to knock it off.
Ọ nà-akụpụ̀ ya aja.
Ọ nà-akụpụ̀ ya aja.
He is knocking off sand from it
Kụpuo ya!
Kụpuo ya!
Knock it off!
Emeka ga-akụpù ya eze
Emeka ga-akụpù ya eze
Emeka will knock off his teeth
Ọ kụpụ̀rụ̀ ihu ya.
Ọ kụpụ̀rụ̀ ihu ya.
She knocked it face off.
kwátù
kwatù
| Word | kwatù |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.knock down; push down |
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Agaghị akwatu gị.
Agaghị akwatu gị.
I will not knock you down.
Lee nwa ahụ na-akwatu ihe mmadụ.
Lee nwa ahụ na-akwatu ihe mmadụ.
See that child that knocks down people's things.
Ideke kwaturu mmiri ahụ.
Ideke kwaturu mmiri ahụ.
Ideke pushed down that water.
M na-akwatu akwa ndị a.
M na-akwatu akwa ndị a.
I am pushing down these cloths.
Ọ ga-akwatu gị ma ị nọchie ya.
Ọ ga-akwatu gị ma ị nọchie ya.
He will knock you down if you block him.
Were nwayọ na-akwatu ya.
Were nwayọ na-akwatu ya.
Take it easy while knocking it down.
Ụgbọala ịkwatu dimkpa n'ala adịghị egbu oge.
Ụgbọala ịkwatu dimkpa n'ala adịghị egbu oge.
For a vehicle to knock down an adult doesn't take time.
Kwatuo ya n'ala.
Kwatuo ya n'ala.
Push it down.
Ahụrụ m ka ha na-akwatu ụlọ ahụ.
Ahụrụ m ka ha na-akwatu ụlọ ahụ.
I saw them knocking down that house.
Onye kwaturu ihe a?
Onye kwaturu ihe a?
Who knocked down this thing?
Gịnị mere ị ji akwatu ihe ahụ?
Gịnị mere ị ji akwatu ihe ahụ?
Why are you knocking down that thing?
Ị chọ ịkwatu ya?
Ị chọ ịkwatu ya?
Do you want to knock her down?
Pụọ n'ụzọ. ọ ga-akwatu gị.
Pụọ n'ụzọ. ọ ga-akwatu gị.
Leave the road, he will knock you down.
Ọ na-akwatu ihe ọbụla nọchiri ya ụzọ.
Ọ na-akwatu ihe ọbụla nọchiri ya ụzọ.
He knocks down anything that obstructs him.
Kwatuo ya ka anyị nwe ohere ebe a.
Kwatuo ya ka anyị nwe ohere ebe a.
Knock it down let's have space here.
tídà
tidà
| Word | tidà |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.knock down; pull down; demolish |
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Ha ga-etida aja ahụ ugbua.
Ha ga-etida aja ahụ ugbua.
They will pull down the house now.
Itida ya abaghị uru.
Itida ya abaghị uru.
Demolishing it is of no use.
Ndị ntoroọbịa ji iwe tida ya n'ala
Ndị ntoroọbịa ji iwe tida ya n'ala
The youths angrily knocked him down
Obi tidara ụlọ ahụ.
Obi tidara ụlọ ahụ.
Obi demolished the house.
tà ǫkpö
tà ọ̀kpọ
| Word | tà ọ̀kpọ |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.knock the head with the knuckles |
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Ọ tara ya ọkpọ n'isi.
Ọ tara ya ọkpọ n'isi.
She knocked her on the head.
Soja a ga-ata gị ọkpọ n'isi.
Soja a ga-ata gị ọkpọ n'isi.
This soldier will give you a knock on the head.
Uju na-ebe akwa maka ọkpọ nne ya tara ya.
Uju na-ebe akwa maka ọkpọ nne ya tara ya.
Uju is crying because of the knock her mother gave her on the head.
Onye tara gị ọkpọ?
Onye tara gị ọkpọ?
Who knocked your head?
küwàpų
kụwàpụ̀
| Word | kụwàpụ̀ |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.knock off or hit out (teeth or anything fixed), especially resulting to a shatter or breakage |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
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A kụwapụrụ ya eze n'ọgụ ahụ.
A kụwapụrụ ya eze n'ọgụ ahụ.
His teeth was knocked off in that fight.
kpöbè ükwü
kpọbè ụkwụ̄
| Word | kpọbè ụkwụ̄ |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.knock and cut; hurt; abrase toe by knocking it against an object (usually by accident); stub the toes |
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Achọghị m ikpọbe ukwu taa.
Achọghị m ikpọbe ukwu taa.
I do not want to stub my toes today.
Nkechi kpọbere ụkwụ n'abalị.
Nkechi kpọbere ụkwụ n'abalị.
Nkechi knock and hurt her toe last night.
Ọ kaara ịkpọbe ụkwụ ugbua.
Ọ kaara ịkpọbe ụkwụ ugbua.
He would have knock and hurt his toes now.
Ndị mmadụ na-akpọbe ụkwụ n'ebe a.
Ndị mmadụ na-akpọbe ụkwụ n'ebe a.
People stub their toes here.
Ị kpọbee ụkwụ ugbua, i merụọ ezigbo ahụ.
Ị kpọbee ụkwụ ugbua, i merụọ ezigbo ahụ.
If you stub your toes now, you will get injured.
Ndụka ga-akpọbe ụkwụ ma ọ bụrụ na o jighị ọkụ.
Ndụka ga-akpọbe ụkwụ ma ọ bụrụ na o jighị ọkụ.
Nduka would have stub his toes if he didn't have a torch.
kpághárï
kpagharị
| Word | kpagharị |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.stir; turn a substance, in a container, using a stirrer, in order to mix it properly 2.lightly knock a pack of things apart, especially using a stick or other object, in order to confirm something 3.insult; disrespect; treat without regard; make a fool of someone |
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Kpagharịa ikpo ahịhịa ahụ, lee ma ya bụ agwọ ọ ga-apụta.
Kpagharịa ikpo ahịhịa ahụ, lee ma ya bụ agwọ ọ ga-apụta.
Knock around that heap of leaves and see if the snake would come out.
Azụnna na-akpagharị ofe ahụ.
Azụnna na-akpagharị ofe ahụ.
Azunna is stirring that soup.
Ọ bụ maka ị kpagharịrị ya.
Ọ bụ maka ị kpagharịrị ya.
It was because you stirred it.
Gaa n'ihu kpagharịa m! Anyị bụ ọgbọ!
Gaa n'ihu kpagharịa m! Anyị bụ ọgbọ!
Go ahead and disrespect me! We are mates!
Oke ịkpagharị ọgwụ na-emebe ya.
Oke ịkpagharị ọgwụ na-emebe ya.
Too much stirring of medicine (herbs) spoils it.
Nwata ahụ na-akpagharị mmadụ.
Nwata ahụ na-akpagharị mmadụ.
That child insults people.
A ga-akpagharị gị ebe ahụ.
A ga-akpagharị gị ebe ahụ.
You will be insulted there.
kürì
kụrì
| Word | kụrì |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.break into pieces 2.break into pieces by knocking |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
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Ụgbọala ahụ kụriri ụlọ azụmahịa ha
Ụgbọala ahụ kụriri ụlọ azụmahịa ha
That vehicle broke their shop to pieces
kü áká
kụ akā
| Word | kụ akā |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.clap 2.knock on the door (for permission to enter) |
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Onye kụrụ aka n'ụzọ?
Onye kụrụ aka n'ụzọ?
Who knocked on the door?
Emeka ga-akụ aka tupu ọ banye ụlọ a.
Emeka ga-akụ aka tupu ọ banye ụlọ a.
Emeka will knock before he enters this house.
Kụọ aka tupu ị banye n'ụlọ ahụ.
Kụọ aka tupu ị banye n'ụlọ ahụ.
Knock before you enter into that house.
A nụrụ m ka a kụrụ aka n'ụ̣zọ.
A nụrụ m ka a kụrụ aka n'ụ̣zọ.
I heard a knock at the door.
Ha kụrụ aka tupu ha agbawaa ụzọ.
Ha kụrụ aka tupu ha agbawaa ụzọ.
They knocked before breaking the door.
M ga-akụ aka ma m ruo.
M ga-akụ aka ma m ruo.
I will knock when I get there.
Kụ̣ọ aka ma mepee ụzọ.
Kụ̣ọ aka ma mepee ụzọ.
Knock and open the door.