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

üzǫ

ụzọ̀


Word	ụzọ̀
Definitions	Noun 畏 1.way; road; path 2.door way; door
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Ụgbaala a nọchiri ụzọ.

This car is blocked the road.

Anyị kụrụ aka n'ụzọ ahụ.

We knocked at that door.

Mmiri dọ n'ụzọ ahụ.

That road is waterlogged.

Ụzọ ahụ adịghị mma.

That road is not good.

Ụzọ ahụ gbara ọchịchịrị.

That road is dark.

E nwere ọtụtụ ụzọ e si aga be ya.

There are many routes to his house.

Olee ụzọ ha mebiri?

Which door did they spoil?

üzǫömá

ụzọ̀ọma


Word	ụzọ̀ọma
Definitions	Noun 1.good road, nice path
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Ụzọ anyị na ha bụ ụzọọma.

Our relationship with them is fine

Üzǫdįḿmá

Ụzọ̀dị̀mmā


Word	Ụzọ̀dị̀mmā
Definitions	Name 畏延寐煙 1.the way or road or path is good 2.the journey (of childbirth) is good
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Ụzọdịmma bụ ahanna enyi m.

Uzodimma is my friend's surname.

Ụzọdịmma bụ ahanna enyi m.

Uzodimma is my friend's surname.

Ụzọdịmma bụ ahanna Odidika.

Uzodimma is Odidika's surname.

dú íjè

du ijè


Word	du ijè
Definitions	Active verb 1.lead or guide on a journey or path
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Chineke na-edu anyị ije.

God is leads us on the journey.

Achọrọ m ka I duo m ije.

I want you to lead me on a journey.

Onye duru ha ije?

Who led them on the journey?

Ọnwa a na-edu anyi ije.

This moon is leading us.

Ọ bụ mụ ga-edu unu ije taa.

I am the one that will lead you people on the journey today.

Nna m chọrọ idu m ije.

My father wants to lead me on a journey.

òkpò

òkpò


Word	òkpò
Definitions	Noun 1.track; lane; a path through which something moves 2.intestinal worm
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Aṅụrụ m ọgwụ okpo n'ụtụtụ.

I dewormed myself in the morning.

A na-aṅụ ọgwụ okpo site n'oge ruo n'oge.

Medications for intestinal worm are taken periodically

Okpo na-egbochi ọkụkọ iyi akwa.

Intestinal worm affects egg production in chicken.

Ụzọ ahụ nwere okpo iri.

That road has ten lanes.

Nwa Adaobi nyụrụ okpo.

Adaobi's child defaecated [intestinal] worm(s).

Okpo na-anọ na mgbụrị afọ.

Intestinal worm stays in the intestine.

Onye nyụrụ okpo a?

Who defaecated this intestinal worm?

Ọ na-aga n'okpo ya.

It is moving on its track.

Anyụkwala okpo ahụ ebe a.

Do not defecate the worm here.

Anyụrụ m okpo.

I defecated intestinal worm.

Okpo na-egbu ụmụaka.

Intestinal worm kills children.

sí

si


Word	si
Definitions	Passive verb 棺 1.take or follow a path or pattern or manner; from; through
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Isi etu a mee ya dị mma.

To follow this pattern in doing it is good.

ísīíyí

isiiyī


Word	isiiyī
Definitions	Noun 簡過 1.the source from which something proceeds; a path of supply mostly spring of water; fountain
Variations	isi iyi
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Isiiyi ahụ tere aka.

The source of the water is far.

Anyị kutere mmiri n'isiiyi.

We fetched water from the source.

Anyị gara n'isiiyi.

We went to the source.

Isiiyi ahụ dị n'elu ugwu.

The source of the water is on top of the hill.

Chukwu bụ isiiyi nke ndụ m

God is the fountain of my life

O duuru anyị ruo n'isiiyi.

He accompanied us to the source.

Anyị achọpụtabeghị isiiyi okwu ahụ.

We have not discovered the source of that issue.

Ọdịghị mfe ijeru n'isiiyi mmiri ahụ.

It is not easy to get to the source of that water.

Ọ juru ase banyere isiiyi nsogbu ya.

He enquired about the source of his problem.

wá öhïá

wa ọhịā


Word	wa ọhịā
Definitions	Active verb 胃林 1.wade through the bush; walk through the bush; pass through a bush, especially one without a path
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Agwọ tara ya mgbe ha na-awa ọhịa.

She was bitten by the snake when they were wading through the bush.

Ị ga-awa ọhịa tupu irute n'ụlọ ya.

You will wade through the bush before getting to her house.

Ahụrụ m Okoro ebe ọ na-awa ọhịa.

I saw Okoro wading through the bush.

Anyị wara ọhịa ebe anyị gara.

We waded through the bush where we went.

Ha ga-awa ọhịa iji rute ebe a?

They will wade through the bush to get here.

Anyị na-awa ọhịa ugbua.

We are walking through the bush now.

Ha wara ọhịa iji kpata ejula.

They waded the bush to pick snail.

Anyị na-awa ọhịa mgbe anyị na-achụ nta.

We were wading the bush when we were hunting.

Ha achọrọ ịwa ọhịa?

Do they want to wade through the bush?

Ịwa ọhịa adịghị mma.

Wading through the bush is not good.

Ịwa ọhịa n'udummiri adịghị mma.

Wading the bush in rainy season is not good.

sí

si


Word	si
Definitions	Active verb 君 1.cook; boil 2.follow (a path or way or manner) 3.set-up (like trap); mount 4.be hard or strong
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Ihe a bụ ụzọ e si eje Nneewi

This is the way to Nneewi.

Nnanna na-esi ji.

Nnanna is cooking yam

Ọ na-esi ọnya oke.

He is setting a rat trap.

Ihe a bụ ụzọ e si eme ya

This is how it is done

Ọkpụkpụ a siri ike.

This bone is hard.