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Ọnwa iri abụọ na-emezu otu afọ. | Twelve months completes one year. | |
Nwa m dị afọ anọ. | My child is four years old. | |
Afọ ole ka i biri ebe ahụ? | How many years did you live there? | |
Ihe mberede ahụ buru ya ajụ. | The accident made her dizzy. | |
Eziokwu a na-ebu aju. | This truth causes dizziness. | |
Mmanya m ṅụrụ na-achọ ibu m ajụ. | The wine that I took is about to make me feel dizzy. | |
Agbala m buo ya ajụ ka ọ daa. | My deity make him dizzy so that he can fell | |
Ọru a na-ebu ajụ. | This job causes dizziness. | |
Ụra ọ mara m buru m ajụ. | The slap he gave me caused me dizziness. | |
Onye ka ajụ buru? | Who was dizzy? | |
Ọgwụ ọ ṅụrụ na-ebu ya ajụ. | The drug he took is making her dizzy. | |
Mmanya ọcha na-ebu ajụ. | Palm wine causes dizziness. | |
Ọ bụ gịnị na-ebu gị ajụ. | What is making you dizzy. | |
E wepụtara ya arị n'anya. | Filarial worm was brought out from his eyes. | |
Ọ rịara arị. | He had filariasis. | |
Chineke ji ajị chọọ nwoke a mma. | God used hair to beautify this man. | |
Ajị dị ya n'aka ka m ji mata na ọ bụ ya. | The hair on her hand made me know it's her. | |
Ọkụ rechapụrụ ajị niile dị ya n'ahụ. | Fire burnt all the hairs on its body. | |
Ihe a bụ ajị ewu. | That is the hair of a goat. | |
Ọ dọrọ m n'ajị. | She pulled my hairs. | |
Ọ gbara nnukwu ajị. | He grew many hairs. | |
Ana m anụ isi ajị ewu na-ere ọkụ. | I can perceive the smell of burning goat's hairs. | |
Aji ahụ ya na-adasị̣sị. | His body hair are falling off. | |
Ajị ya na-acha anwụ anwụ. | His hair is brownish in colour. | |
Ihe a fopuru ma ajị n'ahụ. | The issue pulled hair from my body. | |
E nwere onye na-arụ ụlọ n'agbata nke gị. | There is someone building a house beside yours. | |
O teela m gadobere n'agbata unu. | It has been long I last went to your neighborhood. | |
Nkwụ ahụ dị n'agbata mụ na gị. | The palm tree is between you and me. | |
E nwere otụtụ ụleelu n'agbata anyị. | There are many upstairs in our neighbourhood. | |
Ọ bụghị onye gbara akwụkwọ na-ekpegbu. | It is not the person who took a case to court that wins. | |
A ga-agba unu akwụkwọ ma ụnụ mee ya ọzọ. | You will be prosecuted if you do it again. | |
Onye nwe ụlọ ahụ gbara ha akwụkwọ maka na ha ekweghị akwụ ụgwụụlọ. | The landlord of that house sued them because they refused to pay house rent. | |
Nkịta ya na-ata arụ. | His dog bites. | |
Nwata a na-ata nwanne ya arụ. | This child is biting his sibling. | |
Taa ya arụ nke gị! | Bite him your own! | |
Nwata a tara nwanne ya arụ. | This child bit his sibling. | |
Ụjọ atụla gị, ọ chọghị ịta gị arụ. | Don't be scared, it does not want to bite you. | |
A na-eji osisi icheku arụpụta ngwụụlọ. | The wood of black Velvet Tamarind is used in making furniture. | |
Icheku na-atọkarị ụtọ n'udummiri. | Velvet tamarind is sweeter in rainy season. | |
Icheku na-amasị ụmụaka nke ukwuu. | Children often like velvet tamarind. | |
Mkpụrụ icheku na-eji oji. | Velvet tamarind is black in colour. | |
Azụtara m icheku n'ahịa taa. | I bought velvet tamarind from the market today. | |
Icheku anaghị ada ọnụ n'ahịa. | Velvet tamarind is not expensive at the market. | |
Onye nwe icheku a? | Who owns this velvet tamarind? | |
Icheku a adighị ụtọ. | This velvet tamarind is not sweet. | |
Ada na-ere icheku n'ahịa. | Ada sells velvet tamarind at the market. | |
Achọrọ m ịcha ha irighiri. | I want to cut them to pieces. | |
Ọ bọrọ gị ntọọọ mgbe ikpere gị zuru n'ibo? | Did she mock you when your knee collided with the door? | |
Ọ dịghị nma ịbọ mmadụ ntọọọ. | It is not good to mock someone. | |
Onyenkuzi pịara ya ụtarị maka na ọ bọrọ m ntọọọ. | The teacher flogged her because she mocked me. | |
Obere nwa a na-abọ mmadụ ntọọọ | This little child mocks people. | |
Anyị hụrụ akwa abụọ n'akwụ ahụ. | We saw two eggs in that nest. | |
Akwụ nnụnụ ahụ dara n'ala. | The nest of that bird fall on the ground. | |
Akwụ abụọ ka anyị hụrụ n'osisi ahụ. | We saw two nests on that tree. | |
Ikuku bupụrụ akwụ nnụnụ ahụ. | Wind blew off the nest of that bird. | |
Akwụ asha naghị esi ike. | Weaver nest is not strong. | |
Nza na-enwe nnukwu akwụ. | Wren has a big nest. | |
Ugolooma na-akpa ogologo akwụ. | Crow builds a long nest. | |
Nnụnụ nwe akwụ a bụ ichooku. | The bird that has this nest is parrot. | |
Agwọ batara n'akwụ ya. | Snake came into the nest. | |
Nnụnụ a na-arụ akwụ ọzọ. | This bird is building another nest, | |
Ugo tinyere nwa ya n'akwụ. | The eagle put it eaglet inside the nest. | |
Mmiri mebiri akwụ nnụnụ ahụ. | Rain destroyed the bird's nest. | |
Nnụnụ ahụ kpara akwụ ya n'ala. | The bird built its nest on the ground. | |
Nza na-enwe nnukwu akwụ. | Wren has a big nest. | |
Ikuku bupụrụ akwụ nnụnụ ahụ. | Wind blew off the nest of that bird. | |
Agwọ batara n'akwụ ya. | Snake came into the nest. | |
Akwụ abụọ ka anyị hụrụ n'osisi ahụ. | We saw two nests on that tree. | |
Anyị hụrụ akwa abụọ n'akwụ ahụ. | We saw two eggs in that nest. | |
Akwụ nnụnụ ahụ dara n'ala. | The nest of that bird fall on the ground. | |
Akwa dị n'akwụ ahụ. | There is egg in the nest. | |
Mmiri mara akwụ ahụ. | Rain beat the nest. | |
Akwụ asha naghị esi ike. | Weaver nest is not strong. | |
Ugolooma na-akpa ogologo akwụ. | Crow builds a long nest. | |
Nnụnụ nwe akwụ a bụ ichooku. | The bird that has this nest is parrot. | |
Nnụnụ a na-arụ akwụ ọzọ. | This bird is building another nest, | |
Mmiri mebiri akwụ nnụnụ ahụ. | Rain destroyed the bird's nest. | |
Ugo tinyere nwa ya n'akwụ. | The eagle put it eaglet inside the nest. | |
Nnụnụ ahụ kpara akwụ ya n'ala. | The bird built its nest on the ground. | |
Kedụ ụmụ agbọghọbịa nọ ebe a? | Where are the young ladies here? | |
Ọ dị mma ka agbọghọbịa ọbụla nwee ọrụaka. | It is good for every young lady to have a handwork. | |
Naanị ndị agbọghọbịa ga-agba egwu. | Only the maidens will dance. | |
Ụmụ agbọghọbịa nwere mmemme taa. | Young ladies have an event today. | |
Naanị ụmụ agboghobịa na-anọ n'otu a. | Only young ladies stay in this group. | |
Bịa, bo m ibu a n'isi. | Come and put this load on my head. | |
O boro m ebubo. | He accused me. | |
Ọ ga-ebo gị ebubo ụgha. | She will accuse you falsely. | |
Ọ na-ebo Adanne ibu ahụ mgbe anyị batara. | She was placing the load on Adanne's head when we came in. | |
Ọ na-ebokarị ndị mmadụ ebubo. | He is always accusing people. | |
Onye boro gị ibu arọ a? | Who put all this heavy load on you? | |
Ọ dịghị mma ibo ya nnukwu ibu. | It is not proper to place a heavy load on his head. | |
O boro m ibu. | He place the load on my head. | |
Achọrọ m ibo ya ibu. | I want to place the load on her head. | |
Akwamoozu ya ga-abụ n'ọnwa ọzọ. | His burial will be next month | |
Anyị ga-eje akwamoozu echi. | We will attend a funeral tomorrow. | |
Anyị họpụtara ndị ga-anochite anya anyị n'akwamozu nna ya. | We delegated people that will represent us in his father's funeral. | |
Akwamozu ya gara nkeọma. | His funeral was successful. | |
E mere akwamoozu ya ụnyaahụ. | His funeral was done yesterday. | |
Ndị egwu ama ama gụrụ egwu n'akwamoozu ya. | Popular musicians sang at his burial. | |
Ọtụtụ mmadụ gara akwamoozu ahụ. | A lot of people went for that burial. |
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