ǹkwọ
NounNdebe script
Meanings
grater (-kwọ 1. grate)
Noun
Dialect & variants
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Examples
Mama na-eji ǹkwọ akwọ ji.
— Mother uses a grater to grate yam.
Gịnị mere ǹkwọ ji dị n'ime mmiri?
— Why is the grater in the water?
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- ǸkwọIgbo market day following Àfò, personified as an alūsị; arụsị of the fourth market day of the Igbo week
- Nwankwọfor men born on Ǹkwọ, Èke, Oyè, and Àfò respectively, and Nwam̀gbankw̄ ọ, Nwam̀gbeēke, Nwam̀gbaàfò for women born on Ǹkwọ, Èke, and Àfò respectively. It is also used preceding the name of a deity, person, or set of circumstances, etc., after which a person is named: e.g. Nwudō (son of Udō, a deity); Nwọòrà (son of all); Nwoòlìsà (son of Òlìsà, God); Nwachukwu (son of God); Nwiijè (for a son born away from home); male child born on the fourth or 8th market day.; male name; child born on Nkwọ day