tíchàpų
tichàpụ̀
| Word | tichàpụ̀ |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.beat off entirely 2.shake off, beat off, entirely (e.g. dust or sand with palm of the hand) |
| Related Terms | No related terms |
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Examples
Achọrọ m itichapụ uzuzu kpọro n'akwa m.
Achọrọ m itichapụ uzuzu kpọro n'akwa m.
I want to beat off the dust on my cloths.
Ọ na-etichapụ etu m ahụ.
Ọ na-etichapụ etu m ahụ.
She is dusting off the dust
öbǫáká
ọbọ̀akā
| Word | ọbọ̀akā |
| Definitions | Noun 1.palm of the hand |
| Variations | ọbọ̀ akā |
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O ji ọbọaka hichaa unyi ahụ.
O ji ọbọaka hichaa unyi ahụ.
He cleaned the dirt with his palm.
Adanna biri ọbọaka ya n'akwụkwọ m.
Adanna biri ọbọaka ya n'akwụkwọ m.
Adanna printed her palm prints on my book.
Ọbọaka nwata ahụ mara mma.
Ọbọaka nwata ahụ mara mma.
That child's palm is beautiful.
Mma yiri ya n'ọbọaka
Mma yiri ya n'ọbọaka
Knife cut him on the palms.
Obọaka anaghị awa awa.
Obọaka anaghị awa awa.
The palm doesn't break.
Ọbọaka ya ruru unyi.
Ọbọaka ya ruru unyi.
Her palms are dirty.
Ọbọaka ya hipụtara n'ihu Ndụka.
Ọbọaka ya hipụtara n'ihu Ndụka.
Her palm prints showed on Ndụka's face.
Ọbọaka ya dị mụrụmụrụ ka nke obere nwa.
Ọbọaka ya dị mụrụmụrụ ka nke obere nwa.
His palm is smooth like that of a child.
Chineke sere akaraka anyị n'ọbọaka anyị.
Chineke sere akaraka anyị n'ọbọaka anyị.
God drew our destiny lines on our palms.