rápųtá
rapụ̀ta
| Word | rapụ̀ta |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.lure out; 2.expose to trouble or inconvenience, especially one which is very much intended to be avoided; 3.make identifiable; expose |
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Examples
Ụdị ndị a ga-arapụta gị.
Ụdị ndị a ga-arapụta gị.
This type of people will put you in trouble.
Ọ na-achọ onye ọ ga-arapụta.
Ọ na-achọ onye ọ ga-arapụta.
He is looking for someone to implicate.
Ụgbaala gị a rapụtara anyị n'ụzọ taa.
Ụgbaala gị a rapụtara anyị n'ụzọ taa.
This your car caused us inconvenience on the road today.
Gbaa mbọ rapụta ya.
Gbaa mbọ rapụta ya.
Try and put him into trouble.
Onye rapụtara gị?
Onye rapụtara gị?
Who caused trouble for you?
Obika chọrọ ịrapụta m.
Obika chọrọ ịrapụta m.
Obika wants to implicate me.
Ọ na-achọ onye ọ ga-arapụta.
Ọ na-achọ onye ọ ga-arapụta.
He is looking for someone to implicate.
Ụdị ndị a ga-arapụta gị.
Ụdị ndị a ga-arapụta gị.
This type of people will put you in trouble.
Ụgbọala gị a rapụtara anyị n'ụzọ taa.
Ụgbọala gị a rapụtara anyị n'ụzọ taa.
Your car caused us inconvenience on the road today.
Amaka chọrọ ịrapụta gị.
Amaka chọrọ ịrapụta gị.
Amaka wants to expose you to trouble.
Ha rapụtara ya ma gbuo ya.
Ha rapụtara ya ma gbuo ya.
They lured him out and killed him.