nkụ
Noun7 varieties
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Meanings
firewood
Nounwood; dry wood; firewood
Noun
Dialect & variants
Dialect: Afiikpo, Ezaa, Isuama, Izii, Mbaise, Ngwa, Ụmụahịa
- nkụ Afiikpo
- nkụ Ezaa
- nkụ Isuama
- nkụ Izii
- nkụ Mbaise
- nkụ Ngwa
- nkụ Ụmụahịa
No other variants have been documented for this word.
Examples
Obi wara nkụ ahụ.
— Obi split the wood.
Ada na-ese nkụ ndị ahụ otu otu.
— Ada is pulling those firewood one after the other.
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Same spelling, different tones
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- nkuwing
- ǹkùwing of bird; fin of fish; projecting part of body; wing; wings; barb of a hook or spear
- kpakọtagather, collect (from different points but same area, e.g. farm) and bring Achòlù m kà ụnù jee kpakọta nkụ I want you (pl.) to go and fetch firewood
- kpọ mbụ = -kpọ mgbụ -kpọ nkụdry (e.g. of leaf); be dry Wètalụ m akwụkwọ kpọ lụ nkụ Bring me a dry leaf Ọ bụlụ nà ị ñaa azù ndù afù nókụ ọ gà-àkpọ nkụ ọsọ ọ sọ If you place that fresh fish over the fire it will get dry quickly