ǹchá
ǹcha
Word | ǹcha |
Definitions | Quantifier 寏選 1.all |
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Irechukwu wetara ha ncha.
Irechukwu wetara ha ncha.
Irechukwu brought them all.
ńchà
nchà
Word | nchà |
Definitions | Noun 飢 1.soap; a substance whose lather helps lift stains off materials |
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Ada ma ka e si eme ncha.
Ada ma ka e si eme ncha.
Ada knows how to make soap.
Ncha ahụ dị ọnụ.
Ncha ahụ dị ọnụ.
That soap is costly.
Agara m ụlaahịa ịzụ ncha.
Agara m ụlaahịa ịzụ ncha.
I went to the store to buy soap.
A na-eji ncha asa akwa.
A na-eji ncha asa akwa.
Soap is used for washing clothes.
Ncha ahụ nwere isi ọma.
Ncha ahụ nwere isi ọma.
That soap smells nicely.
Ncha ahụ na-agbọ agbọ.
Ncha ahụ na-agbọ agbọ.
The soap foams.
dúṃ
dum̀
Word | dum̀ |
Definitions | Quantifier 遷 1.all; every |
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Ahụrụ m ha dum.
Ahụrụ m ha dum.
I saw all of them.
Mmadụ dum bịara ebe a riri nri.
Mmadụ dum bịara ebe a riri nri.
Everybody that came here ate food.
Ha dum bịara ebe a.
Ha dum bịara ebe a.
All of them came here.
Anyị dum bụ ndị Igbo.
Anyị dum bụ ndị Igbo.
All of us are Igbo.
Weta ha dum.
Weta ha dum.
Bring everything.
Ị chọrọ ha dum?
Ị chọrọ ha dum?
Do you want all?
Ha dum mara mma.
Ha dum mara mma.
All of them are fine.
ńgų
ngụ̀
Word | ngụ̀ |
Definitions | Noun 1.locally made potash by burning the residue from palm fruit head after removing the nuts and letting the residue dry up 2.a watery sauce usually mixed with already prepared 'abacha', often made in some part of Igboland |
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E ji ngụ esi agwa.
E ji ngụ esi agwa.
Beans is cooked with ngụ.
Ndị be anyị ji ngụ agbọ ncha.
Ndị be anyị ji ngụ agbọ ncha.
My people use ngụ to make paste.
Ngụ ka akanwụ mma.
Ngụ ka akanwụ mma.
Ngu is better than potash.
Jee zụtara m ngụ.
Jee zụtara m ngụ.
Go and buy me ngu.
Wepụ ngụ ebea.
Wepụ ngụ ebea.
Remove ngụ here.