kúpųtá
kupụ̀ta
| Word | kupụ̀ta |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.carry out; scoop out with a spoon |
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E kupụtara Ejike na mmiri.
E kupụtara Ejike na mmiri.
Ejike was carried out of water.
Nne ji ngajị kupụta ofe.
Nne ji ngajị kupụta ofe.
Mother scooped out soup with a ladle.
A gwara ya ka o kupụta nrị ahụ.
A gwara ya ka o kupụta nrị ahụ.
She was asked to scoop out that food.
Amaka kupụtara nwa n'akwa.
Amaka kupụtara nwa n'akwa.
Amaka carried the baby out of bed.
Ikupụta ya dị mfe.
Ikupụta ya dị mfe.
To scoop it is easy.
O jere ikupụta ya n'ime ụgbọ.
O jere ikupụta ya n'ime ụgbọ.
He went to carry him out from the ship.
kúpù
kupù
| Word | kupù |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.breathe out; scoop out with a spoon |
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Emeka na-ekupu mmiri batara n'ụlọ ya.
Emeka na-ekupu mmiri batara n'ụlọ ya.
Emeka is scooping the water that entered his house.
O kpughere ofe ka o kupu uzu.
O kpughere ofe ka o kupu uzu.
He opened the soup to emit vapour.
Ofe nke m kupuru uzu.
Ofe nke m kupuru uzu.
My own soup emitted vapour.
Obere oge ugbua, anwụrụ a niile ga-ekupu.
Obere oge ugbua, anwụrụ a niile ga-ekupu.
In a short while now all these smoke will blow out.
Kupu obere mmiri na nri ahụ.
Kupu obere mmiri na nri ahụ.
Scoop some water out of the food.
Isi ọjọọ niile ahụ kupụrụ oge m meghere ụzọ.
Isi ọjọọ niile ahụ kupụrụ oge m meghere ụzọ.
All the bad smell blew out when I opened the door.
O si n'ọnụ ekupu uzu.
O si n'ọnụ ekupu uzu.
He is removing vapour through the mouth.
ǹgàjį
ǹgàjị̀
| Word | ǹgàjị̀ |
| Definitions | Noun 1.an object that is often used for eating or serving food; spoon |
| Variations | ǹgàjì |
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Ego ole ka a na-ere ngaji n'ahịa ugbua?
Ego ole ka a na-ere ngaji n'ahịa ugbua?
What is the price of spoon now in the market?
Wetere m ngaji
Wetere m ngaji
bring a spoon for me
Ngaji ole ka i ji bịa?
Ngaji ole ka i ji bịa?
How many spoons did you come with?
Dee aha gị na ngaji gị niile.
Dee aha gị na ngaji gị niile.
Write your name on all your spoon.
Ngaji nke a amaka.
Ngaji nke a amaka.
This spoon is fine.
ékú
eku
| Word | eku |
| Definitions | Noun 泰 1.a large long handed spoon used to scoop from pots; ladle |
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Eku m agbajiela.
Eku m agbajiela.
My ladle has broken.
Ego zụtara eku ọhụrụ taa.
Ego zụtara eku ọhụrụ taa.
Ego bought a new ladle today.
Ana m achọ eku m ga-eji kpagharịa ofe m.
Ana m achọ eku m ga-eji kpagharịa ofe m.
I am looking for a ladle I will use in turning my soup.
Eku m dị iche na ndị ọzọ.
Eku m dị iche na ndị ọzọ.
My ladle is different from others.
Ọ na-aracha eku ma ọ na-esi ofe.
Ọ na-aracha eku ma ọ na-esi ofe.
She licks the ladle while cooking.
Ọ na-ere eku.
Ọ na-ere eku.
She sells ladle.
O ji eku kụwaa di ya isi.
O ji eku kụwaa di ya isi.
She broke her husbands head with ladle.
Eku m dị ise.
Eku m dị ise.
My ladles are five.
O nwere eku atọ.
O nwere eku atọ.
She has three ladles.
Nye m eku m.
Nye m eku m.
Give me my ladle.
ǹgàjì
ǹgàjì
| Word | ǹgàjì |
| Definitions | Noun 1.a kitchen utensil used in scooping food and also putting food in the mouth; spoon |
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Anyị kụrụ ngaji n'eze.
Anyị kụrụ ngaji n'eze.
We hit spoons on our teeth.
Ada na-ere ngaji.
Ada na-ere ngaji.
Ada sells spoon.
Azụtara m efere na ngaji.
Azụtara m efere na ngaji.
I bought plates and spoons.
Achọghị m ngaji.
Achọghị m ngaji.
I do not want spoon.
Enyekwala nwa ahụ ngaji igwe.
Enyekwala nwa ahụ ngaji igwe.
Do not give that child iron spoon.
Zụtara m ngaji ọhụrụ.
Zụtara m ngaji ọhụrụ.
Buy me a new spoon.
Ngaji ole ka i ji bịa?
Ngaji ole ka i ji bịa?
How many spoons did you come with.
Kedu ngaji bụ nke gị na ndịa?
Kedu ngaji bụ nke gị na ndịa?
Which spoon is yours among these?
Gbaa mbọ dee aha gị na ngaji gị.
Gbaa mbọ dee aha gị na ngaji gị.
Ensure to write your name on your spoon.