kù
kù
| Word | kù |
| Definitions | Active verb 彰 1.blow (wind) 2.breathe |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
O kuru ume n'ime mmiri.
O kuru ume n'ime mmiri.
He breathed inside water.
Ikuku na-eku n'ezi.
Ikuku na-eku n'ezi.
The wind is blowing outside.
Mmadụ na-eku ume.
Mmadụ na-eku ume.
Humans breathe.
kù
kù
| Word | kù |
| Definitions | Passive verb 券 1.carry(especially in the arms) for the sake of care Active verb 券 1.process of carrying a person or a pet (especially intending care) |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Kpọọ nwaanyị ahụ ku nwa ka ọ bịa nọdụ ọdụ.
Kpọọ nwaanyị ahụ ku nwa ka ọ bịa nọdụ ọdụ.
Call that woman carrying a child to come and sit down.
Ọ na-eku nwata ahụ ka ha pụọ n'ezi.
Ọ na-eku nwata ahụ ka ha pụọ n'ezi.
She is carrying the child so that they can go outside.
Ọ ga-eku ya ugbu a.
Ọ ga-eku ya ugbu a.
She will carry him now.
Kuru nwa gị nwaanyị pụọ
Kuru nwa gị nwaanyị pụọ
Carry your baby girl and leave
Achọrọ m iku nwa taa
Achọrọ m iku nwa taa
I want to carry a child today
Iku nwa na-atọ ya ụtọ.
Iku nwa na-atọ ya ụtọ.
He likes carrying a child.
Nnanna kururu nwa ahụ ozugbo.
Nnanna kururu nwa ahụ ozugbo.
Nnanna carried the child immediately.
Onye ga-eku nwa a?
Onye ga-eku nwa a?
Who will carry this child?
Mee ngwa ngwa kuru nwa gị.
Mee ngwa ngwa kuru nwa gị.
Be fast and carry your child.
Ọ na-eku nwa mgbe ọbụla.
Ọ na-eku nwa mgbe ọbụla.
She always carries a child.
kú
kū
| Word | kū |
| Definitions | Active verb 券 1.scoop; take by scooping |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Kuru ofe n'ite.
Kuru ofe n'ite.
Take soup from the pot.
Achọrọ m iku sọọsọ ngaji abụọ.
Achọrọ m iku sọọsọ ngaji abụọ.
I want to scoop two spoons only.
kù
kù
| Word | kù |
| Definitions | Noun 1.invoke; hire, especially a professional 2.invite |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Anyị ga-eku ọkiiwu mara ihe ọ na-eme.
Anyị ga-eku ọkiiwu mara ihe ọ na-eme.
We will hire a lawyer that knows what he is doing.
Anyị ga-eku mmadụ 50 maka ya bụ mmemme.
Anyị ga-eku mmadụ 50 maka ya bụ mmemme.
We will invite 50 people for the party.
kü
kụ
| Word | kụ |
| Definitions | Active verb 正 1.hit; beat 2.play a ball game example soccer, tennis, basketball etc |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ha na-akụ bọọlụ nkata.
Ha na-akụ bọọlụ nkata.
They play basketball.
Anyị ga-akụ egwu ọzọ.
Anyị ga-akụ egwu ọzọ.
We will play another music.
Ọ kụrụ teniisi mgbe ọ bụ agbọghọbịa.
Ọ kụrụ teniisi mgbe ọ bụ agbọghọbịa.
She played tennis when she was a youth (girl).
Gbalịa, kụọ bọọlụ echi.
Gbalịa, kụọ bọọlụ echi.
Try to play ball tomorrow.
Adanne na-akụ di ya ihe.
Adanne na-akụ di ya ihe.
Adanne beats up her husband.
Ezika ga-akụ̣ ịgba n'ụlọụka.
Ezika ga-akụ̣ ịgba n'ụlọụka.
Ezika will beat the drum in the church.
Onye kụrụ n'ụzọ?
Onye kụrụ n'ụzọ?
Who knocked at the door?
Eze kụrụ m aka n'ọnụ.
Eze kụrụ m aka n'ọnụ.
Eze hit me on the mouth.
kü
kụ
| Word | kụ |
| Definitions | Active verb 昔 1.plant; put a seed in the soil so that it germinates |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Ha na-akụ ya afọ niile.
Ha na-akụ ya afọ niile.
They plant it every year.
Gọọmentị na-akụ osisi n'okporo ụzọ ahụ.
Gọọmentị na-akụ osisi n'okporo ụzọ ahụ.
The government is planting trees on that road.
Kedu ihe ị kụrụ ebe a?
Kedu ihe ị kụrụ ebe a?
What did you plant here?
Kụọ ọka a.
Kụọ ọka a.
Plant this corn.
Ị ga-akụ ose na be gị?
Ị ga-akụ ose na be gị?
Will you plant pepper in your home?
Anyị chọrọ ịkụ mkpụrụ n'ubi.
Anyị chọrọ ịkụ mkpụrụ n'ubi.
We want to plant seeds on the farm.
kų
kụ̀
| Word | kụ̀ |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.pluck; detach the leaf or flower of a plant from the plant |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
Ọ na-akụ ifuru ọ ga-eji achọ ime ụlọ ya mma.
Ọ na-akụ ifuru ọ ga-eji achọ ime ụlọ ya mma.
She is plucking flowers she will use to beautify her room.
Ị chọrọ ịkụ akwụkwọ ndị a?
Ị chọrọ ịkụ akwụkwọ ndị a?
Do you want to pluck these leaves?
Nne m kụrụ akwụkwọ nri ya ụnyaa.
Nne m kụrụ akwụkwọ nri ya ụnyaa.
My mother plucked her vegetables yesterday.
Ị kụọ ya ugbua ọ ga-anwụ.
Ị kụọ ya ugbua ọ ga-anwụ.
If you pluck in now, it will die.
Onye kụrụ onugbu m?
Onye kụrụ onugbu m?
Who plucked my bitter leaves.
Kụọ akwụkwọ ọha ndị a.
Kụọ akwụkwọ ọha ndị a.
Pluck these oha leaves.
Onye ohi ahụ kụrụ ọkazị m.
Onye ohi ahụ kụrụ ọkazị m.
The thief plucked my ọkazị leaves.
Ọ ga-akụ ha n'ụtụtụ.
Ọ ga-akụ ha n'ụtụtụ.
She will pluck them in the morning.
Ị na-akụ ya ọ bụ nke gị?
Ị na-akụ ya ọ bụ nke gị?
Are you plucking it, is it yours?
Ike na-akụ akwụkwọ oroma nkịrịsị.
Ike na-akụ akwụkwọ oroma nkịrịsị.
Ike is plucking the lime leaves.
kpö òkù
kpọ òkù
| Word | kpọ òkù |
| Definitions | Active verb 憾清 1.call out for attention 2.summon; invite |
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Examples
A kpọrọ anyị oku na be eze.
A kpọrọ anyị oku na be eze.
We were summoned at the king's place.
A ga-akpọ gị oku ma o sie ike.
A ga-akpọ gị oku ma o sie ike.
You will be summoned if it becomes difficult.
Ọ maghị mgbe nne ya na-akpọ ya oku.
Ọ maghị mgbe nne ya na-akpọ ya oku.
She didn't know when her mother was calling for her attention.
Ihere agaghị eme onye na-akpọ Chukwu oku n' okwukwe.
Ihere agaghị eme onye na-akpọ Chukwu oku n' okwukwe.
Anyone who calls on God in faith won't be put to shame
Kpọọ ya oku n' oke olu.
Kpọọ ya oku n' oke olu.
Call him with a loud voice.
Gịnị mere ị ji akpọ ya oku.
Gịnị mere ị ji akpọ ya oku.
Why are you calling her.
Ịkpọ ya oku etu ahụ egosighị nsọpụrụ.
Ịkpọ ya oku etu ahụ egosighị nsọpụrụ.
Calling her like that does disrespect.
kpö
kpọ
| Word | kpọ |
| Definitions | Active verb 狭 1.hit, or strike, especially the head of something, against something else |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Emenike kpọrọ isi n'aja ka ọ na-awụli elu n'imụlọ.
Emenike kpọrọ isi n'aja ka ọ na-awụli elu n'imụlọ.
Emenike dashed his head against the wall while he was jumping up in the room.
Anyị na-akpọ ntụ.
Anyị na-akpọ ntụ.
We are throwing nail.
I nwere ike ịkpọ ụkwụ n'okwute.
I nwere ike ịkpọ ụkwụ n'okwute.
You may hit your leg on a stone.
Ekwela nwata a kpọọ isi n'ahụaja.
Ekwela nwata a kpọọ isi n'ahụaja.
Do not let this child hit his head on the wall.
Onye chọrọ ịkpọ ụkwụ ya n'ala?
Onye chọrọ ịkpọ ụkwụ ya n'ala?
Who wants to hit his leg on the ground?
Ụkwụ ya ga-akpọ n'oche ahụ.
Ụkwụ ya ga-akpọ n'oche ahụ.
She will hit his leg against the chair.
Ọ na-akpọ ụkwụ n'ala.
Ọ na-akpọ ụkwụ n'ala.
He is hitting his leg on the floor.
kpö
kpọ
| Word | kpọ |
| Definitions | Active verb 憾 1.call |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Anya akpọgo nwoke afụ dalụ enu nkwụ
Anya akpọgo nwoke afụ dalụ enu nkwụ
The man who fell off the palm tree is now blind
Ejike kpọrọ m n'ọnwa gara aga.
Ejike kpọrọ m n'ọnwa gara aga.
Ejike called me last month.
Ọ ga-aka mma ịkpọ m n'ekwentị.
Ọ ga-aka mma ịkpọ m n'ekwentị.
It will be better to call me on phone.
Ọ folu nwantịntị ka o tikpọọ akwa m na-akwadebe isii
Ọ folu nwantịntị ka o tikpọọ akwa m na-akwadebe isii
He almost broke the egg I am preparing to cook
Akwa ị cholu isii akpọgo
Akwa ị cholu isii akpọgo
The egg you want to boil has broken
Anya ga-akpọ gị ma i tinye ose n'anya gị.
Anya ga-akpọ gị ma i tinye ose n'anya gị.
Your ayes will close(blind) if you put pepper in your eyes.
Akpọ m ụmụ m jee Naịjiria.
Akpọ m ụmụ m jee Naịjiria.
I took my children to Nigeria.
Okibiri nwoke ahụ na-akpọ anwụrụ na mgbede ọbụla.
Okibiri nwoke ahụ na-akpọ anwụrụ na mgbede ọbụla.
That old man takes snuff every evening.
Akwa ị cholu isii akpọgo
Akwa ị cholu isii akpọgo
The egg you want to boil has broken
Ọ sị na ọ kpọrọ m mana anụghị m.
Ọ sị na ọ kpọrọ m mana anụghị m.
He said he called me but I did not hear.
Ọ folu nwantịntị ka o tikpọọ akwa m na-akwadebe isii
Ọ folu nwantịntị ka o tikpọọ akwa m na-akwadebe isii
He almost broke the egg I am preparing to cook
Akpọ m ụmụ m jee Naịjiria.
Akpọ m ụmụ m jee Naịjiria.
I took my children to Nigeria.
Kedụ onye a na-akpọ n'ekwentị?
Kedụ onye a na-akpọ n'ekwentị?
Who is being called on phone?
Kpọọ ya aha ya.
Kpọọ ya aha ya.
Call him by his name.
O kwesiri ịkpọ ya gbasara ya.
O kwesiri ịkpọ ya gbasara ya.
He is supposed to call him about it.
Nne m kpọrọ ya.
Nne m kpọrọ ya.
My mother called him.
Ọ na-amasị Uche ịkpọ mmadụ aha.
Ọ na-amasị Uche ịkpọ mmadụ aha.
Uche likes calling someone names.
Ọ ga-akpọ m n'ekwentị.
Ọ ga-akpọ m n'ekwentị.
He will call me on the phone.
Onye kpọrọ gị ebe a?
Onye kpọrọ gị ebe a?
Who called you here?