díökpárá
diọkpara
| Word | diọkpara |
| Definitions | Noun 1.first-born son 2.eldest man, and therefore priest, in a patrilineage |
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Diọkpara ha na-egbu anụ.
Diọkpara ha na-egbu anụ.
Their first son is a butcher.
Diọkpara na-anọchite anya nna ya ma nna nwụọ.
Diọkpara na-anọchite anya nna ya ma nna nwụọ.
The first-born son represents his father when the father dies.
Diọkpara na-enwe ùgwù n'ezinaụlọ.
Diọkpara na-enwe ùgwù n'ezinaụlọ.
Diokpara is respected in the family.
Diọkpara nwaanyị ahụ di nwayọ.
Diọkpara nwaanyị ahụ di nwayọ.
That woman's first son is quiet.
Diọkpara na-enwe nnukwu ọrụ n'ezinaụlọ.
Diọkpara na-enwe nnukwu ọrụ n'ezinaụlọ.
Diokpara has a lot of responsibility in the family.
Diọkpara ya na-amụ akaọrụ.
Diọkpara ya na-amụ akaọrụ.
His first son is learning a skill.
Ọ bụ diọkpara ya zụtara ụgbaala ahụ.
Ọ bụ diọkpara ya zụtara ụgbaala ahụ.
It was his first son that bought that car.
nwá nwókē
nwa nwokē
| Word | nwa nwokē |
| Definitions | Noun 1.a male child; son |
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Nwa ya nwoke bụ enyi m.
Nwa ya nwoke bụ enyi m.
Her son is my friend.
O nwere nwa nwoke.
O nwere nwa nwoke.
He has a son.
Ahụrụ m nwa gị nwoke n'Amerịka.
Ahụrụ m nwa gị nwoke n'Amerịka.
I saw your son in United States of America.
Achọrọ m nwa nwoke, mana ọ chọrọ nwa nwaanyị.
Achọrọ m nwa nwoke, mana ọ chọrọ nwa nwaanyị.
I want a son, but he wants a daughter.
Òbí
Òbi
| Word | Òbi |
| Definitions | Name 1.core of one's children; first son |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
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Obi bụ aha nwanne m.
Obi bụ aha nwanne m.
Obi is my sibling's name.
nwāáfö
nwaafọ̄
| Word | nwaafọ̄ |
| Definitions | Noun 子袖 1.son or child-of-the-soil; indigene; citizen 2.bona fide (person), especially of a place |
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Nwoke ahụ bụ nwaafọ Igbo.
Nwoke ahụ bụ nwaafọ Igbo.
That man is a bona fide Igbo person.
Abụ m nwaafọ.
Abụ m nwaafọ.
I am a citizen.
Ǹrì
Ǹrì
| Word | Ǹrì |
| Definitions | Noun 寏象 1.settlement of Nri, founded by Nri son of Èrì, and its people; (more loosely) people who claim some kind of relationship with Nri |
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| Word Stem | No word stems |
Examples
O nwere onye nọ ebe a si na Nri ?
O nwere onye nọ ebe a si na Nri ?
Is anyone here from Nri (town)?
Ọ na-aghọta asusụ Nri.
Ọ na-aghọta asusụ Nri.
He understands Nri language
Anyị gara Nri ime nchọcha.
Anyị gara Nri ime nchọcha.
We went to Nri for a research.
Nri adịghị abụọ n'ala Igbo.
Nri adịghị abụọ n'ala Igbo.
There are no two Nri's in Igbo land.
Ndị nri na-ele ọbịa ọfụma
Ndị nri na-ele ọbịa ọfụma
The people of Nri are hospitable.
Nri bụ obodo ama ama n'ala Igbo.
Nri bụ obodo ama ama n'ala Igbo.
Nri is a popular town in Igboland