òkụkò oyìbo
NounNdebe script
Meanings
fowls kept by agricultural settlements and institutions. It is called European because it was introduced by the Agricultural Department and is also larger than the local type
Noun
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Examples
Òkụkò oyìbo buru ibu karịa ọkụkọ ọdịnala.
— The European fowl is bigger than the local fowl.
Anyị zụrụ òkụkò oyìbo n'ugbo anyị.
— We bought European fowls at our farm.
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