okporoko - What does 'okporoko' mean from Igbo to English?

òkpòròkó

òkpòròko


Word	òkpòròko
Definitions	Noun 1.a variety of oil palm fruit which does not yield much oil [opposite of ọ̀sụkwū]
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Achọrọ m ọsụkwụ, mana o nyere m okporoko.

I wanted osukwu, but she gave me kporoko.

Akị dị n'okporoko na-ebu ibu.

The nut in okporoko is big.

Ị gaghị ejinwu eze gị atake okporoko.

You can't use your teeth to crack okporoko.

Mkpụrụ nkwụ niile ndị a bụ okporoko

All these palm fruits are okporoko.

Achọghi m akwụ okporoko.

I do not want okporoko palm fruit.

Wepụ ndị niile bụ okporoko.

Remove all those that are okporoko.

Okporoko na-enwekarị akụ.

Okporoko has more of kernel.

ókpòrókó

okpòrokō


Word	okpòrokō
Definitions	Noun 㰄 1.stockfish
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A na-eji okporoko esi ofe.

Stockfish is used to cook soup.

Okporoko a dị ọnụ.

This stockfish is costly.

Emeka anaghị ata okpòrokō.

Emeka does not eat stockfish.

Nne Ada na-ere okpòrokō.

Ada's mother sells stockfish.

E ji ụgba ata okporoko.

Oil bean is eaten with stockfish.

Okporoko so na ihe ndị e ji alụ nwaanyị.

Stockfish is among the requirement in marriage list.

Okporoko na-esi ike.

Stockfish is strong.

Okporoko a emebiela.

This stockfish is spoilt.

Nye m okporoko m.

Give me my stockfish.

Onye zụtara okpòrokō a?

Who bought this stockfish?

òsükwü

òsụkwụ̄


Word	òsụkwụ̄
Definitions	Noun 1.variety of oil palm fruit which yields much oil [opposite of òkpòròko]
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Ukwu nkwu anyị niile na-ebucha ọsụkwụ.

All our palm trees have tender palm fruits [ọsụkwụ].

Isi akwụ a nwere ọtụtụ ọsụkwụ.

This palm fruit head has many tender palm fruits [ọsụkwụ].

Ọsụkwụ na-agba mmanụ nke ọma.

Tender palm fruits [ọsụkwụ] produces oil very well.

Ọsụkwụ na-adị mma ọtịta.

Tender palm fruits [ọsụkwụ] are good for chewing.