peeling or scraping of roasted yam; food burnt in cooking - What does 'peeling or scraping of roasted yam; food burnt in cooking' mean from Igbo to English?

ákįrïkö

akị̀rịkọ


Word	akị̀rịkọ
Definitions	Noun 1.peeling or scraping of roasted yam; food burnt in cooking 2.dry yam plant (external stem which looks like rope and which when twined into a bundle resembles a sponge, sometimes used for hard scrubbing)
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Examples

Akịrịkọ ji na-atọ ụtọ.

The bottom burnt part of yam is delicious.

Kedu ebe ị wụsara akịrịkọ ite ahụ.

Were did you pour the burnt food from that pot.

Iri akịrịkọ ite e ji si àgwà na-amasị m.

Eating the last burnt part of pot used to cook beans pleases me.

Wepụ akịrịkọ ji a.

Peel the burnt back of this yam.

Onye kposara akịrịkọ ndị a?

Who left these burnt food residue?

Enwere m akịrịkọ osikapa ahụ.

I have the burnt part of the rice.

Anaghị m eri akịrịkọ ite.

I do not eat the last burnt part of food under the pot.