kpà ákpà
kpà akpà
| Word | kpà akpà |
| Definitions | Active verb 岸寀岸 1.weave 2.be tight, choked, crowded; restrictive |
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Examples
Ụzọ ahụ kpara ákpà.
Ụzọ ahụ kpara ákpà.
That road is tight.
Ụzọ ahụ kpara ákpà.
Ụzọ ahụ kpara ákpà.
That road is tight.
kpá ǹkàtà
kpa ǹkàtà
| Word | kpa ǹkàtà |
| Definitions | Active verb 岸瞬 1.make or weave a basket |
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Ha abụọ ga-akpa nkata etu anyị ga-esi sie nri mmemme ahụ.
Ha abụọ ga-akpa nkata etu anyị ga-esi sie nri mmemme ahụ.
Both of them will make a plan on how we will cook the occassion food.
Ọ kpara nkata ma ọ maghị ebe o dobere ya.
Ọ kpara nkata ma ọ maghị ebe o dobere ya.
She weaved a basket but doesn't know where she kept it.
Ọ na-akpa nkata mgbe anyị jeruru.
Ọ na-akpa nkata mgbe anyị jeruru.
He was weaving basket when we reached.
Ịkpa nkata ma enweghi onye ga-eleba ya anya enweghi isi.
Ịkpa nkata ma enweghi onye ga-eleba ya anya enweghi isi.
To make a plan where there is nobody to look into it doesn't make sense.
Ọ gwara ya kpaa nkata ahụ mgbe ọ na-apụ.
Ọ gwara ya kpaa nkata ahụ mgbe ọ na-apụ.
She told her to weave the basket when she was leaving.
kwé ákwà
kwe akwà
| Word | kwe akwà |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.weave cloth |
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A na-ekwe akwa ndị a n'Akweete.
A na-ekwe akwa ndị a n'Akweete.
These fabrics are woven in Akwete.
kpà ísí
kpà isi
| Word | kpà isi |
| Definitions | Active verb 1.weave hair; plait hair |
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Nneka ga-akpa isi echi.
Nneka ga-akpa isi echi.
Nneka will plait her hair tomorrow.
Biko, kpaa m isi!
Biko, kpaa m isi!
Please, make my hair!
Ada na-akpa isi.
Ada na-akpa isi.
Ada plaits hair.
Chiọma kpara isi ọhụrụ.
Chiọma kpara isi ọhụrụ.
Chioma made a new hair.
kpà
kpà
| Word | kpà |
| Definitions | Active verb 岸 1.form an object by passing threads or strings through each other; weave; knit |
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| Word Stems | No word stems |
Examples
Nna nna m na-akpa nkata.
Nna nna m na-akpa nkata.
My father's father weaves baskets.
Ọ ga-akpa isi ya.
Ọ ga-akpa isi ya.
She will weave her hair.
Ọ chọrọ ịkpa uwooyi.
Ọ chọrọ ịkpa uwooyi.
She wants to knit a sweater.
Onye kpara ute a?
Onye kpara ute a?
Who wove this mat?