yí égwù
yi egwù
| Word | yi egwù |
| Definitions | Active verb 㨒録 1.cause fear; frighten; scare 2.threaten |
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A chọrọ m iyi nwata ahụ egwu.
A chọrọ m iyi nwata ahụ egwu.
I want to frighten this child.
Ọ gara iyi ha egwu.
Ọ gara iyi ha egwu.
He went to scare them.
Ha chọrọ iyi gị egwu.
Ha chọrọ iyi gị egwu.
They wanted to frighten you.
O yiri m egwu, mana agbara m ya nkịtị.
O yiri m egwu, mana agbara m ya nkịtị.
She threatened me but I ignored her.
Onye yiri gị egwu?
Onye yiri gị egwu?
Who frightened you?
ǫnyįrǫönwü
ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ
| Word | ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ |
| Definitions | Noun 1.someone or something which has refused to die, especially despite threatening experiences; immortal |
| Variations | ọ̀nyị̀rị̀ọnwụ |
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Nwoke ahụ nọ n'ejije ahụ bụ ọnyịrọọnwụ.
Nwoke ahụ nọ n'ejije ahụ bụ ọnyịrọọnwụ.
That man in that movie is an immortal.
Emeka sị na ọ bụ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ.
Emeka sị na ọ bụ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ.
Emeka said that he is immortal.
Nwoke ahụ anyị na-akpọ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ mechaa nwụọ.
Nwoke ahụ anyị na-akpọ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ mechaa nwụọ.
That man we call immortal later died.
Ihe mere taata gosiri na ọ bụ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ.
Ihe mere taata gosiri na ọ bụ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ.
What happened today showed that he is immortal.
Agadị nwaanyị a bụ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ.
Agadị nwaanyị a bụ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ.
This old woman has refused to die.
Pụọ n'okporuụzọ! ị bụ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ?
Pụọ n'okporuụzọ! ị bụ ọ̀nyị̀rọ̀ọnwụ?
Leave the (main) road! are you immortal?