kwalìkwatà
NounNdebe script
Meanings
kind of louse, very stubborn, found on clothes, pubic hair, etc. of habitually dirty persons ( Hausa, compare igwu louse)
Noun
Dialect & variants
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Examples
Uwe ya jupụtara na kwalìkwatà.
— His clothes are full of stubborn lice.
Kwalìkwatà na-ata ahụhụ n'ahụ ndị ruru unyi.
— Stubborn lice bite people who are dirty.
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