bìte
Active verb5 varieties
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Meanings
borrow
Active verb
Dialect & variants
Dialect: Anịọcha, Ezaa, Ngwa, Nkanụ, Ụmụahịa
- gbazi Anịọcha · 2 recordings
- nàta Ezaa
- gbazi Ngwa · 2 recordings
- gbazhita Ngwa
- bìte Nkanụ
- gbaziṭa Ụmụahịa
No other variants have been documented for this word.
Examples
Bite ụfọdụ akwa n'aka ya, Ada ga-eweghachi ha ma anyị mechaa.
— Borrow some cloths from her, Ada will return them when we are done.
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Same spelling, different tones
These entries fold to the same letters once tone is removed, so a tone-blind search returns all of them.
- arụbite; an act of biting someone or something, especially as an attack; the act of using the teeth to cut into or through something, especially in an attack; bite
- tapubite off; bite out
- takwo(of fruits) eat unripe Ọ nà-àtakwo ugiliì acharọ àcha She is eating an unripe wild mango; bite off prematurely eat or chew unripe fruit; bite off
- tatowards a 1st person or 2nd person in a sentence; chew; bite; gnaw; dry, dry up (of stream, etc.)
- ịtabite; sting; ache
- tụ̀sweet (be); peck (a bird); bite (snake and other animals with pointed mouth, beak or tongue); measure
- takaspoil by biting (as of ants or termites destroying articles of (clothing)
- tabèbite off
- tadogrip with teeth; bite fast; fasten to; fasten together; make firm, tight
- takaspoil by biting (as of ants or termites destroying articles of (clothing)
- tamùbite into small pieces; mutter; murmur; grumble