öyǫrįmà
ọyọ̀rị̀mà
| Word | ọyọ̀rị̀mà |
| Definitions | Noun 1.something wobbly, especially due to its softness 2.a dance move involving shaking body (the abdomen to the shoulders) 3.an exclamation used, mostly by singers, to express musical excitement |
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Ọyọrịma! Egwu dị ya!
Ọyọrịma! Egwu dị ya!
Amazing! It is musical!
Ka m gbaara unu ọyọrịma.
Ka m gbaara unu ọyọrịma.
Let me dance oyorima for you.
Nnaa, akpa nke a bụ ọyọrịma.
Nnaa, akpa nke a bụ ọyọrịma.
Man, this bag is soft and wobbly.
éhìáfö
ehìafọ̄
| Word | ehìafọ̄ |
| Definitions | Noun 1.fibroid; tumor mostly found in the uterus that contains fibrous tissues |
| Variations | ehì afọ̄ |
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Ngozị nwere ehiafọ
Ngozị nwere ehiafọ
Ngozi has fibroid
Nwaanyị ọbụla nwere ehiafọ.
Nwaanyị ọbụla nwere ehiafọ.
Every woman has fibroid.
Ọ wara ya afọ maka ehiafọ.
Ọ wara ya afọ maka ehiafọ.
She had a surgery because of fibroid
Ehiafọ gburu ya.
Ehiafọ gburu ya.
Fibroid killed her.
Uju nwere ehiafọ.
Uju nwere ehiafọ.
Uju has fibroid.
má ḿmá
ma mmā
| Word | ma mmā |
| Definitions | Nominal Modifier 1.cute; attractive mostly by being portable or small in nature |
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Uju mara mma n'obi.
Uju mara mma n'obi.
Uju is good at heart.
Eyiuche mara mma ka nne ya.
Eyiuche mara mma ka nne ya.
Eyiuche is as beautiful as the mother.
Ọ mara mma agbọghọbịa.
Ọ mara mma agbọghọbịa.
She is a cute young lady.
Uwe unu mara mma.
Uwe unu mara mma.
Your cloths are all beautiful.
wù éwù
wù ewù
| Word | wù ewù |
| Definitions | Active verb w照寈w照 1.be popular and thus mostly used or talked about; trend; make waves |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
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Akụkọ ahụ na-ewu ewu.
Akụkọ ahụ na-ewu ewu.
The news is trending.
àwǫrǫ
àwọ̀rọ̀
| Word | àwọ̀rọ̀ |
| Definitions | Noun 㬴 1.scale; a dry skin which mostly peels off, especially on reptiles |
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Ahụrụ m awọrọ agwọ.
Ahụrụ m awọrọ agwọ.
I saw snake scale.
Agwọ ahụ na-ewo awọrọ.
Agwọ ahụ na-ewo awọrọ.
The snake is scaling.
Egwu tụrụ m mgbe m hụrụ awọrọ agwọ ahụ n'ime ụlọ.
Egwu tụrụ m mgbe m hụrụ awọrọ agwọ ahụ n'ime ụlọ.
I was afraid when i saw that snake scales inside the house.
Aka Uju na-ewo awọrọ.
Aka Uju na-ewo awọrọ.
Uju's hand is scaling.
Aka Uju na-ewo awọrọ.
Aka Uju na-ewo awọrọ.
Uju's hand is scaling.
Ahụrụ m awọrọ agwọ.
Ahụrụ m awọrọ agwọ.
I saw the scale of a snake.
Agwọ ahụ na-ewo awọrọ.
Agwọ ahụ na-ewo awọrọ.
That snake is scaling.
Egwu tụrụ m mgbe m hụrụ awọrọ agwọ ahụ n'ime ụlọ.
Egwu tụrụ m mgbe m hụrụ awọrọ agwọ ahụ n'ime ụlọ.
I was afraid when i saw that snake scales inside the house.
kpá ákwükwö
kpa akwụkwọ
| Word | kpa akwụkwọ |
| Definitions | Active verb kp韻葉 1.collect or pluck leaves (mostly for use). |
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Ọ na-akpa akwụkwọ ụgụ.
Ọ na-akpa akwụkwọ ụgụ.
He is plucking ugu(fluted pumpkin) leaves.
Ọ na-akpa akwụkwọ ụgụ.
Ọ na-akpa akwụkwọ ụgụ.
He is plucking ugu(fluted pumpkin) leaves.
Nne m kpara akwụkwọ ọha ya taata.
Nne m kpara akwụkwọ ọha ya taata.
My mother plucked her oha leaf today.
Ọ rịrị elu wee kpaa akwụkwọ ahụ.
Ọ rịrị elu wee kpaa akwụkwọ ahụ.
He climbed to pluck that leaf.
Anyị ga-akpa akwụkwọ ahụ ma anyị lọta.
Anyị ga-akpa akwụkwọ ahụ ma anyị lọta.
We will pluck that vegetable when we come back.
Ụkamaka kwesịrị ịkpa akwụkwọ onugbu.
Ụkamaka kwesịrị ịkpa akwụkwọ onugbu.
Ukamaka is supposed to pluck the bitter leaves
Ọ dị mma ịkpa akwụkwọ ede ndị a.
Ọ dị mma ịkpa akwụkwọ ede ndị a.
It is good to pluck these cocoyam leaves.
Chika na-akpa akwụkwọ n'azụ ụlọ.
Chika na-akpa akwụkwọ n'azụ ụlọ.
Chika is plucking vegetables at the backyard.
Azụka na-akpa akwụkwọ aṅara n'ụtụtụ ọbụla.
Azụka na-akpa akwụkwọ aṅara n'ụtụtụ ọbụla.
Azụka plucks garden egg leaves every morning.
Ịkpa akwụkwọ a hịara ya ahụ.
Ịkpa akwụkwọ a hịara ya ahụ.
To pluck this vegetables was difficult for him.
Jee kpaa akwụkwọ nri n'ezi
Jee kpaa akwụkwọ nri n'ezi
Go and fetch vegetables outside.
Ịkpa akwụkwọ nri n'anwụ siri ike.
Ịkpa akwụkwọ nri n'anwụ siri ike.
Plucking leaves in the sun is difficult.
ékwè
ekwè
| Word | ekwè |
| Definitions | Noun 㛁 1.a small wooden chair used mostly in the kitchen; stool |
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Nnannukwu m kwataara nnennukwu m ekwe.
Nnannukwu m kwataara nnennukwu m ekwe.
My grandfather made a stool for my grandmother.
Were ekwe.
Were ekwe.
Take a seat (on a stool).
Bute ekwe ka m ji dọba ọjị.
Bute ekwe ka m ji dọba ọjị.
Bring the stool, let me use it and keep kola.
Anyị mụrụ etu e si akwa ekwe n'ụlaakwụkwọ.
Anyị mụrụ etu e si akwa ekwe n'ụlaakwụkwọ.
We learnt how to make a stool in school.
gbáká
gbākā
| Word | gbākā |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.kick to break a barrier (of mostly large surface area) 2.slit open |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
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Etīkasịgo m igwè m zùlù n’ọnwa gālụ aga
Etīkasịgo m igwè m zùlù n’ọnwa gālụ aga
I have broken to pieces the bicycle I bought last month
Nika ya agbakaala.
Nika ya agbakaala.
His short has slit open.
O ji ụkwụ gbakaa ụzọ ahụ.
O ji ụkwụ gbakaa ụzọ ahụ.
He broke that door with his leg.
òzízí
òzizi
| Word | òzizi |
| Definitions | Noun 1.doctrine; a system of belief mostly among religious groups |
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Ozizi ụka ha dị mma.
Ozizi ụka ha dị mma.
Their church doctrine is good.
ǫkpǫkö
ọ̀kpọ̀kọ
| Word | ọ̀kpọ̀kọ |
| Definitions | Noun 1.pipe (for smoking) (word used mostly by old people) (compare ọ̀kụ ụ̄tabà) |
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Ise ọkpọkọ na-ebute ọrịa n'ahụ mmadụ.
Ise ọkpọkọ na-ebute ọrịa n'ahụ mmadụ.
Smoking pipe is dangerous to health.
Ọ ma etu e si ese ọkpọkọ.
Ọ ma etu e si ese ọkpọkọ.
He knows how to smoke pipe.
Fela bụkwazị onye ama ama n'ise ọkpọkọ.
Fela bụkwazị onye ama ama n'ise ọkpọkọ.
Fela is also known for smoking pipe.