Nkọwa okwu · 327 entries

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-daAV

1. warm; heat up
2. press (cloth)

-dàAV

fall; befall; occur; happen to (of something tragic); suffer from; fail; set (of sun)

Ògù dàlù — A fight broke out

Akụ mmīli nà-adà — Hailstones are falling

-dà àbaAV

fall on the back

-dà adàAValso ada

fall; fall down (usually of persons ( -dà 1.))

Ọ dàlù adà — She fell down

-dà akaAV

lay hands on

-dà àkàkpòAV

1. be stunted in growth
2. be stunted (of person)

Ọ dàlù àkàkpò — He is stunted in growth

-dà àkwụkwùAV

have epilepsy; be epileptic; have epileptic fits

Òfọ nà-adā ākwụkwù — Òfọ has epilepsy

-da anyaAV

shirk one’s duty

Ọ nà-àda anya ọlū — He is shirking the work

-dà ibìAV

have hydrocele

-dà mbàAV

1. be lazy; be exhausted, worn out, very tired
2. be very tired and exhausted; be tired by a task to the extent that one can no longer go on with it; be worn out

-dà mkpùnaAV

have hernia

-dà n’akaAV

take by the hand

-da n’ọkụAV

warm (soup, etc.)

-dà n’ụkwụAV

happen in one's presence

-da ǹdamanyaAV

be lazy; malinger; loaf about

-dà ǹgwọlōAV

be lame

-dà ǹgwụlōNNC

be lame

-dà nraAV

fine

Fâ gà-adā yā nra — They will fine him (compare -li nra)

-dà nrāNNC

fine

-dà ǹzuzōAV

hide oneself

-da ǹzuzoAV

hide oneself

-dà òbòAV

be idle (= -dì òbò)

-dà ọbùAV

1. fall into pit trap
2. fall into pit-trap (Proverb)

Ò jọfùlù àkù nnà ya n’ụjō sì nà enyi nà-adàa ọbù tanaa — The person who was too cowardly to reclaim his father's wealth said that elephants fall into pit-traps and perish. (Used when appealing to someone who has suffered some loss to forget and stop brooding over it)

-dà òbùlùbùAV

fall upon one in a mass

-dà ogbènyàAV

be very poor

-dà ogbènyèNNC

be, become poor

-dà ogbīAV

be dumb

Ì dịrō àza m ajùjụ m nà-àjụ gī. Ì dàlù ogbì? — You do not answer my questions. Are you dumb?

-dà ọkpụ ābaAV

fall on the back

-da ọkụAV

brand; cauterize

-dà ọmàAV

embrace

Ànyị nà-èje izùtè nwunyì m sī òbòdò oyìbo nāta. Ife mbụ m gà-ème ọgè m fùlù yâ bù ịdà yà ọmà — We are going to meet my wife just back from the United Kingdom. What I shall do first when I see her is to embrace her

-dà ọnūAV

be expensive

-dà ùbìàmAV

be poor, a pauper

Chukwu ekwēkwọna kà m dàa ùbìàm — May God not let me be poor

-dà ùdàAV

1. sound
2. give sound

Anùlù m ùdà egbè — I heard the sound of a gun

-dà-jụAV

be quiet calm, peaceful

-dàbàAV

fall in with; correspond; be in agreement with

-dàbànyeAV

fall into; match; correspond

-dàbelụAV

lean upon

-dàbepùAV

fall off from (of part)

-dàchasịAV

lose all one’s resources; be liquidated (business); fail in all subjects (in exam)

Ọlụ ānyị amā-adàchasị ncha — Our business cannot fail completely

-dàchiAV

fall across (so as to block)

-dàchìgha àzụAV

fall back sideways; rebound horizontally; backslide (e.g. as child’s progress)

Àda mū nà-àdachìgha āzụ n’akwụkwọ — My eldest daughter is falling behind at school

-dàdoAV

lean against; fall upon

Nkwụ afù dàdòlù n’enu ụnò — That palmtree fell on top of the house

-dàfègaAV

fall across something, e.g. stream

-dàfoAV

clear and open up as a result of a fall (e.g. of tree)

-dàgbuAV

fall heavily upon, so as to kill

-dàghalịAV

toss about; be restless

Ogè ọ ŋùsìlì mmanya, ò na-ādàghalị — When he had taken the palmwine, he started to fall about

-dàjiAV

fall across and break

Ogbè ụkwà adàjigo mkpọ — A fruit of ụkwà has broken the walking stick.

Mkpọ igwè m dàjìlì n’ùtụtù — My steel walking-stick fell and snapped in the morning

-dàjinaAV

have a hole, hollow, groove (of wall)

-dàjụ obìAV

propitiate; appease; atone

-dakọAV

press (cloth, to dry it)

-dàkọ ọnụAV

coincide; be in harmony

-dàkọ ọnūNNC

coincide; be in harmony

-dàkọlịtaAV

be in harmony with (literally sound together or fall together)

-dàkpòAV

fall upon violently; pounce upon (of people fighting)

-dàkpọAV

fall into ruins; fall down flat

-dakpò àrụAV

feel ill

-dàkpuAV

fall in

Nwoōkoyè adàkpugo n’ọnụ — Nwookoye has fallen into a hole

-dàkpudoAV

fall upon

-dàkụlụAV

fall against

-dàkwàsịAV

fall on; befall

Ọ dàkwàsìlì ya — It fell on him, or it befell him (of fate, etc.)

-dakwàsịESUF

fall upon (of thing) Ọ dākwàsì nénu ọche It fell on the chair Ọ nọ kwàsì nénu ikpo akwụ She sits on the heap of palmnuts O biìkwàsì yà aka He lays his hands on him

-dàkwepùAV

snap

-dàkwepù amūAV

laugh loudly; burst out laughing

-dàkwo

(of fruit) fall from tree before it is ripe

-dàlụAV

fall short of what was expected

-dàlụ akaAV

take by the hand

-dànarịAV

fall off; slip off; fall from

-dànyeAV

give in; submit; fall into

-dapùAV

fall off (of whole, from a place)

Akwụkwọ afù àdapùgo — That paper has fallen off (e.g. the table)

-dapùtaAV

happen; occur unexpectedly

-dàsịsịAV

drop one by one

Akwụ nà-adàsịsị — Palm-nuts keep on falling

-dàwaAV

fall and break

-dàwụsaAV

fall against; sprinkle; scatter upon (as rain)

mmilī ǹdà arò — the first rain of the year

-dazèAV

melt slowly

-deAV

1. mark; write; press
2. sound; rumble

-dèAV

1. be soft (as ripe fruit); be soft and wet, soggy (as muddy ground, wet clothes); dissolve in water (compare -di-dè)
2. disappear

-de akwàAV

iron clothes

-de akwụkwọAV

write letter

-de letàAV

write letter

-de mmilīAV

threaten rain (with thundering)

-de n’ileAV

1. taste; place on the tongue
2. taste

-dè ǹdèAV

1. be sickly, delicate
2. disappear

Ọ nà-edē ǹdè — He is sickly

Dibìa à nà-edē ǹdè — This dibịa has the power of disappearing

-de ùlìAV

1. decorate the body with ùlì
2. mark parts of the body with ùlì

-de-AV

put; place

-dè-beESUFalso -dò-be

near(er)

-debàAV

write into

-debeAV

1. appoint; place
2. take care of; keep; observe

-debe ọnū duuAV

be silent

-debe uchèAV

think; imagine

-dechapùAV

erase; cancel

-dedoAV

write upon

-defìèAV

write incorrectly

-degalụ akwụkwọAValso letà

write (letter) to

Achòlù m idēgalụ onye isī akwụkwọ — I want to write to the manager

-degalụ letàNNC

write letter to

A gà-èdegalụ yā letà — He will be written a letter

-dekwuAV

write more

-delụ akwụkwọAV

1. write (letter) to
2. help to write a letter

-delụ duuAV

1. stop talking; remain silent
2. stop talking

-delụ letàNNC

write letter to; help write letter

Ànyị gà-èdelụ yā letà — We shall write him (a letter)

-demùAV

murmur; mutter; growl; grumble

-denyeAV

write in(to); enter by writing; include

-depùtaAV

write out; copy out

Depùta ǹke à — Copy this out

-derubeAV

rumble; sound around

-dèsị mmilīAV

1. drip (as of wet clothes)
2. drip

-deta letàAV

write letter to (the speaker)

Òbi kwù nà nya gà-èdeta letà ogè nya lù Òbòdò Oyìbo — Obi said he would write when he reaches the United Kingdom

-detòAV

lampoon; write against; libel

-detụ ọnūAV

taste

-dìAV

endure; be patient

-dịPV

1. be (in a state of); have (a certain quality)
2. (probably originates from -dị 1., in Onitsha used only in the negative; it marks the progressive or habitual negative verb forms

Chikē adī-àbịa — (So) Chike is not coming/does not usually come

Nkịtā adī àta ọjī — Dogs never eat kolanuts

-dị abadabaNNC

be wide, broad, flat Wètalụ m#nni ǹkè m n’ime afele dī abadaba Bring me my own food in a broad flat plate

-dị alọNNC

be heavy

Akpàti ǹkaà dì alọ — This box is heavy

-dị ànìPV

1. be low
2. be humble, low, of low estate, contemptible

Oche à dì ànì — This chair is low

-dị anyaNNC

be distant, far

Ebe mkpọtụ sì àbịâ dì anya — Where the noise is coming from is far away

-dị chìmNNC

be firm

-dị èbelèNNC

be kind-hearted

-dị èbùbèPV

be esteemed

-dì èdìAV

endure

Ị gà-edī yā èdì — You have to endure it

-dị èdo èdòNNC

be yellow

-dị efèNNC

be vacant

-dị egwùNNC

be dangerous, dreadful

-dị enūPV

be out of reach

-dị gbeleleNNC

be thin

-dị ghòlòghòlòNNC

be watery

-dị ichèPV

be different

Ọ dì ichè — It is different

ife dī ichè — a different thing

-dị ikePV

be able

-dị ìlèAV

(of medicine or sorcery) be efficacious

-dị imēPV

be pregnant

Ọ dì imē — She is pregnant

Ọ dì ime ọnwa ītọ — She is three months pregnant

Proverb: Echî dì imē — Nobody knows tomorrow (literally tomorrow is pregnant)

-dị iweNNC

annoy

Ife o mèlù dì m iwe — What he did annoys me

-dị jùùNNC

be quiet, calm

Ebe à dì jùù — This place is calm

Ogè ọ bàtàlù ebe niīne dì jùù — When he entered, every place was quiet

-dị kàPV

seem probable, as if; resemble; look like

Ọ dì m kà m fùlù ya — I imagined that I saw him

Ọ dì kà ò fùlù mụ n’anya — He seems to like me

-dị kà àgàsịPV

be as if

-dị kịlịkịlịNNC

be very tiny, small

Achòlù m àgwa dī kịlịkịlị — I want small beans

-dị mbalāNNC

be spacious, wide

Ebe à dì mbalā — This place is spacious

-dị mfeNNC

be light

Ọ dì mfe — It is light

-dị mkpàPV

1. be necessary
2. be necessary, needful, essential, important

Igwè dì m mkpà — I need a bicycle

Ọ dì mkpà nà nne nà nnā ōbụnà gà-azùnite ụmù fa n’ụzò ezi òmùme nà ịtū egwūū Chinēkè — It is important that all parents should bring up their children in the way of righteousness and the fear of God

-dị mmāPV

1. be good; please
2. be good, beautiful, well, satisfactory, friendly

Ọ dì mmā — It is good

Mụ nà yâ dì mmā — He and I are friendly

-dị mmā n’anyaPV

be a pleasant sight

-dị mmili mmiliNNC

be wet, damp, watery

Kèdu ife kpātalụ nà ụnō à dì mmili mmili? — Why is this house so wet?

-dị n’akaPV

be responsible

-dị n’anyaPV

desire; wish

-dị n’iloNNC

be enemies

Fâ dì n’ilo — They are enemies

Mụ nà Òbi dì n’ilo — Obi and myself are enemies

-dị n’isi ānyịPRN

be our responsibility

-dị n’ìwuNNC

be forbidden, illegal, forbidden by law

-dị n’obìPV

be dear to one; be in one’s heart

-dị n’òfuPV

be in agreement, at one

Bìanù kà ànyị dị n’òfu — Come and let us agree together

-dị na nsọNNC

be forbidden, prohibited, taboo

Ọ dì na nsọ — It is forbidden

-dì ǹdìdìAV

be patient

-dị ndùPV

1. live; be alive
2. be raw, fresh, uncooked, etc.

-dị nkọPV

be sharp

-dị nsọPV

1. be holy, separate
2. be holy, revered
3. be a saint

Ọ dì nsọ — It is holy

Pọòlụ dī nsọ — St Paul

Òlili Nsọ — (Christian usage) Holy Communion

-dị ǹsoNNC

be near; be at hand

-dị nwaayòPV

be meek, calm, quiet, humble

Ọ dì nwaayò — She is gentle

-dị ǹzuzōPV

be secret

Ọ nò n’ebe dī nzuzo — She is in a secret place

-dị ŋàlàŋàlàNNC

be warm, lukewarm

Bùtelụ m mmili dī ŋàlàŋàlà — Bring me some warm water

-dị òbòPV

be idle, lazy (= -dà òbò)

-dị òchaAV

1. be fair in complexion; be white, clean
2. be pure, clean

-dị ògòPV

be grateful, polite, modest, well-behaved, courteous, nice- looking

-dị oke ọnūPV

be dear, expensive

-dị òkìlìkiliPV

be round

Ùwà dì òkìlìkili — The world is round

-dị òkòlòkọlọPV

be round in shape

Nye m ìtè afū dī òkòlòkọlọ — Give me that round pot

-dị ọkụNNC

be hot

Ọ dì ọkụ — It is hot

-dị uchuPV

be industrious, diligent

Àdâ dì uchu — Ada is industrious

-dị ùfùPV

be painful, distressing

-dị ùfụNNC

be painful, distressing

-dị ụjōPV

be cowardly; fear

— I am cowardly or, I can’t bear physical pain long

-dị walalaPV

be narrow

Ụzō ǹkaà dì walala — This road or path is narrow

-di-de

continuously; persistently

-dì-dèAV

soak; soften

Achìchà ị bànyèlù nà mmilī n’ùtụtù èdìdègo — The biscuit you steeped in water in the morning has become soft

-di-nàAV

lie down; have sexual intercourse with; sleep with, a woman

A nà-èdinā x — A (a man) sleeps with x (a woman)

-dịbaPV

begin to live

-dịbuAV

exist before

Ọ dìbù àdịbu — It has been existing

-dịchiliPV

block

-dìdè obìAV

1. make to feel sick; cause nausea
2. yearn over; be affectionate (literally soften heart)
3. make feel sick; cause nausea
4. yearn over; be affectionate

-dịdèbePV

be near

Unò nwoke afù dịdèbèlù ụnò ọgwù — The man’s house is near the hospital

-dìdo obìAV

be patient

-dịfùPV

exist; be well

-dịlịPV

belong to

-dịlịlịPV

remain; continue

-dinà àbaAV

sleep on the back

-dinà mmakpùAV

lie on the stomach

-dinà n’àbaNNCalso dinà

sleep on the back

-dinà nkọAV

lie on the side

-dinàji onuAV

strain or crick the neck while sleeping

Edīnàjì m onu — I strained my neck while sleeping

-dinàkọAV

have sexual intercourse (literally lie together)

-dịnyelụPV

side with

-dịrịPV

get better; recover from illness

-dịwanye mmāPV

improve

-doAV

1. set up; make; place; arrange
2. extensional suffix against; fast (in, on) (implies continuity; compare -do 1.)

Kà ànyị doo ife à èdoo — Let us arrange this thing properly

-dòAV

be clear, settled, shady; settle, become clear (of liquids)

-dọAV

1. draw; pull
2. stay; place

-do AgbàlàAV

1. perform routine sacrifice to Agbala
2. swear blood-brotherhood; make covenant (between two or more parties) vowing not to do anything to endanger either party’s life safety, etc.
3. perform routine sacrifice to the god Agbàlà

-do ajāAV

build a wall

-do àjàAV

1. deposit joyless sacrifice
2. place object(s) of sacrifice in a place

-dọ aka na ntìAV

advise; warn

-do àkanyaNNC

make thatch

-do akanyaAV

make thatch

-dọ àkpịlīNNC

long after

-dọ akpịlīAV

long after

-do alūsịAV

erect a shrine

-do ànìAV

settle a country; establish place

-dò anyaAV

be clear

Ife à dò m anya — This thing is clear to me

-dò àrụAV

1. recuperate
2. get stout

-dọ dọònịdōAValso dọòlịdō

pull against one another; have a tug-of-war

-dò èdòAV

be clear (of liquids)

-do iruAV

face; turn face to incline towards

-do iyīAV

place object(s) like charm or something obnoxious on property in the belief that the charm will bring evil on a person who defies the charm and steals the property; protect an object by a fetish

-dọ mbọAV

tear with nails

-dọ mmà ọdūAV

saw a piece of timber by pulling (this is usually done by two people -one in a pit across which the timber is laid, and the other at ground-level)

-dọ n’aghaAV

take prisoner in war

-dò ǹdòAV

be shady (of place)

-dọ ndọAV

1. persist; haggle; bargain
2. have a tug-of-war

-dọ ǹdùdòAV

argue; draw out a discussion

-dọ nkìAV

cut a face mark

-dọ ǹkìNNC

cut face, body marks; tattoo

-do nsọAV

consecrate

-dọ ntìAV

warn; admonish; exhort (compare -dọ aka na ntì)

-do ntìNNC

warn; admonish; exhort

-dọ ọdùAV

1. sit down (in speaking to children)
2. sit in the market at one's stall, or at a particular section of market

Nne m#nà-àdọ n’ọdù akwà màkà nà ọ nà-èbu akwà — My mother usually sits at the cloth stall because she deals in clothes

-dọbaNNC

1. put on, at
2. put down, set down

Dòba mmīli afù n’ànì — Put that water on the floor

-dọbèAV

break off (leaves or stalks of a plant)

-dọbìAV

break off by pulling

-dọchìgha àzụAV

give a setback to; retard

-dọdoAV

hold fast

-dogbuAV

kill or spoil by placing

-dọgbuAV

strangle

-doghaAV

change; change place of; re-arrange; reverse; turn (something) round

-dọghaAV

change position of something

-doghalịAV

change place

-dọgòAV

1. pull crooked or wrongly
2. pull crooked

-dọkaAV

1. be torn; tear
2. be torn (by pulling); tear

-dọka akwụkwọAV

1. dismiss a case
2. dismiss a case (literally tear paper)

-dọka anụAV

tear, rend (flesh)

-dọkalịAV

tear from and take

-dọkalìAV

tear in pieces

-dọkasịAV

tear to pieces; to torn to pieces

-dọkọAV

pull together

-dọkpụAV

drag; draw; pull along (e.g. goat with rope round its neck)

-dọkpụpùAV

draw out; pluck out forcibly

-dokwaAV

1. make peace; settle quarrel
2. arrange; decorate
3. repair; put in the proper position; (fig.) settle quarrel Ọ nà-èje idōkwa motò ya me mmebì She is going to repair her lorry which has got a fault

Ọ gà-èdokwa ya bụ okwu — He will settle that case

-dọlìAV

tear into pieces

-dọlụAV

attract; convey

-dọlụ adọlụAV

remain; be left over; be stagnant (of water)

-dolu ànìAV

put down

-dolu àrụ ànìAV

1. take things easy
2. take things quietly

-dọlụ kìlìlìAV

be round, spherical (as a ball)

-doniAV

set up; build up

-dọnìAV

wrinkle; be wrinkled (used for a material which has been stretched beyond its elastic limit, and then relaxed)

-dọnòAValso -dọ n’ànì

sit down

-dọnòrubeAV

sit around

-dọnyeAV

lay in; put into

-dọpùAV

draw out

-dọpùtaAV

draw out; pull out; rescue

-dọsàAV

pull apart or into pieces

-dọsòAV

pull after

-dọtịAV

be extended; extend

-dọtị ụtaAV

draw a bow (ready to shoot)

-dọwaAV

rend, tear (of cloth, not flesh)

-doziAV

1. arrange; prepare; settle; repair
2. repair; correct; rectify

-dozi ànìAV

remove pollution from a community

-dozi okwuAV

settle a case

-duAV

1. lead; accompany
2. put out (roots, shoots)
3. extensional suffix first; beforehand; precede (compare -godu, and perhaps -du 1.)

-dùAV

1. advise; give advice
2. plant (the stem, cutting of stem or branch, of a plant)

-dụAV

1. prick; pierce; sew
2. regurgitate; vomit (compare -gbọ)

-dụ adụAV

retch

-du akaAV

help

-dụ akaAV

poke

-du anakāAV

put out shoots, suckers

-dụ isiAV

swear one's innocence by a deity

-dù ọdùAValso ọdụ

advise; give advice

-dù ọdụNNC

advise; warn

Dùa nnwā gị ọdụ — Warn your child

-dụ ọfọlòAV

punt

-dụ ọfòlòNNC

punt

-dụ ubìlìAV

belch

-dụ ukòlòAV

belch

-dù-dùAV

be in a dull state

-dubàAV

introduce; lead in, into

-dudoAV

take root

-dufìèAV

mislead

-dufùAV

seduce; lead astray

-dugaAV

accompany

-dụgbuAV

pierce

-dụkọAV

sew together

-dukọtaAV

muster

Dùkọta ndi aghā afù màkà nnene — Muster the troops for inspection

-duluAV

accompany; seduce

-dụmi ụnòAV

construct framework of roof before thatching or fixing the sheets

-dụmì ụnòNNC

lay rafters, roof, of a house

-dunaAV

lead; escort home

-dupùAV

lead out; accompany; escort; push off a boat

-durukaAV

lead a little way

D.AV

1. be blind
2. used in

daaNNC

day by day; daily

Ọ nà-èkwu ife à daa — He says this all the time

dàalụINTJ

thank you; a form of greeting

dàalụ nùINTJ

a form of greeting (to more than one person in the same

dàalụ ọlūINTJ

1. salutation to those working
2. well done! salutation to person or people at work

dàalụ sọòINTJ

thank you very much!

dàalụ zịINTJ

form of greeting used by a person leaving a place to the person he is leaving; dàalụ zị nù such a greeting directed to more than one person

dàalụkwọ nùINTJ

place); I greet you all

dandāNNC

sugar-ant (compare arụrụ ọcha)

deèmeINTJ

thank you!

DeìNNC

name of one of the founding fathers of one of the nine quarters of Onitsha; hence Umùdeì, a village in Onitsha founded by him

diNNC

husband

di ānyịPRN

1. such a one, so and so (e.g. where a name is unknown); friend
2. such a one; so and so!; (used to address a man, or less often to refer to him, either where name is unknown or by wives referring to husband)

di jīNNC

farmer; one who successfully cultivates much ground

di mgbaNNC

1. wrestler
2. convulsions (because the child suffering a convulsive attack behaves like a person who is wrestling, in this case with an unseen wrestler)

di mkpàNNC

1. strong (young) man, originally one who could cultivate a large number of yams (stored on mkpà)
2. strong young man, originally one who could cultivate many yams

di ntāNNC

hunter

di nwēnuNNC

owner; master

di òchìNNC

1. palm wine tapper
2. professional palm wine tapper

di ōkpaNNC

1. term of respectful address to men in general, especially an elderly one; master
2. term of respectful address to men in general (but strictly elderly and responsible men, e.g. head of household)

di òkpàNNC

cock

di ọkpalaNNC

1. first-born son
2. eldest man, and therefore priest, in a patrilineage

dibìàNNC

1. native doctor; a member of the professional corporate group of traditional medicine men and diviners
2. which rings when struck on ground

dibìà afāNNC

a native doctor who specializes in divination

dibīa àjàNNC

a dibìà who specializes in preparing the various sacrifices associated with the alūsị and the mmụō

dibìà ọgwùNNC

medicine man who specializes in medical treatment

dikēNNC

strong or courageous person

DinwēnuNNC

Jesù bù Dinwēnu ānyị — Jesu is our Lord

Dinwenu ānyịPRN

Our Lord

Dinwēnu ānyịNNC

Our Lord; the Lord

dịnwọòDEMalso dịọò

this (emphatic)

Amārọ m ife dịnwọò — I do not know this thing

dọkịtàNNC

doctor (English)

dooNNC

quiet; calm; in an orderly, quiet manner

Ebe à dì doo — It is quiet here

dọònịdōNNCalso dọòlịdō

tug-of-war

dòtịNNC

1. catapult
2. dirt; filth (colloquial, English dirty)

dụNNC

enclitic marks interrogative

Gịnī dụ bù ǹke à? — What is this?

Gịnī kwọ bùdù ǹke à? — What is this again?

du onye ìsìAV

lead a blind person

dumAV

quantifier all; the whole (compare niīne, which is the common Onitsha form)

duuNNC

still; quiet

Source: Igbo API (Nkọwa okwu), Apache-2.0 · Tier 3