music
Meanings
music
Dialect & variants
No other variants have been documented for this word.
Examples
Anyị na-ege music n'ụlọ mgbede.
— We listen to music in the evening.
Music a na-atọ ụtọ, ọ́ bụghị?
— This music is sweet, isn't it?
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Same spelling, different tones
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- egwumusic; song; dance; play; entertainment; music; song; dance; play; entertainment
- òtiēgwūa person who performs music or plays musical instrument; musician; instrumentalist
- ọ̀kụegwumusician; someone who composes music or plays musical instruments
- òpìanimal horn; horn, pipe, used as musical instrument; horn (used as a musical instrument); flute; horn (instrument)
- ùbọmusical instrument with either strings or plucked tongues; (compare ogumogwū ); string instrument; guitar
- ùdùearthenware pot used for storing water; musical pot playing by slapping a hole in the side-wall with the flat of the hand; pot; clay pot; a one or two armed pot with a wide mouth, narrow neck and a big protruded spherical body mostly used for storing water
- gbukill; cut; chop; plant (tubers); blow (musical instrument)
- abìàmusic played on ìgbà ogwè, a tall standing drum, when great warriors die
- gbààto run; to shoot; to play (e.g. music); to dress
- nkwàpromise; an assurance that one will do something; promise; music (instrumental); beat
- nkonkoempty container; rectangular and portable igbo musical instrument carved from the wood with a hollow center