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oke ākpa

Noun

Ndebe script

 

Meanings

  1. long broom of palm fronds

    Noun
  2. large broom (for outdoor sweeping) (= ǹzìzà)

    Noun

Dialect & variants

No other variants have been documented for this word.

Examples

Nne m zụtara oke ākpa ọhụrụ n'ahịa.

— My mother bought a new long broom at the market.

Were oke ākpa zaa ụlọ a.

— Use the long broom to sweep this house.

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