ONU ARA: Onu Ara, Onu Ala, Onunu Ara and Onunu Ala are all Igbo words for the body part- NIPPLE. Although Onu Ara is the Central Igbo term, the other variations are still very correct and used. Among them all, the First Variation here- ONU ALA, is the most popular. It is important to note that these terms apply to
ARA: Ara & Ala, are Igbo words for the body part- BREAST. Although Ara is the Central Igbo term, the other variation is still very correct and used. As a matter of fact, the variation- ALA, is more popular. It is important to note that both terms apply to BOTH MALE AND FEMALE. http://www.donald-ifesinachi-dicn.com — http://www.yaahssogah.biz — http://www.igbo-naani.dicn.name — http://www.fortheloveofthisnation.dicn.name — http://www.dicnei.com — http://www.shoppinginenugu.dicn.name — http://www.igbotoenglish.dicn.name — http://www.igbonamesandmeanings.dicn.name — http://www.dicn.name — http://gif.dicn.name
IKE: Ike is the Igbo word for Bottom or Buttocks. As in English language, it is used for both the fleshy covering of the anus and also the Base or Innermost part of a thing, place or state. It is a lot of times also used for Anus, although NOT THE SPECIFIC WORD FOR IT. There is another Igbo word
OHU: Ohu is the Specific Igbo name of the body part called Anus in English. There are a few other Igbo words with the same spelling BUT NOT THE SAME PRONUNCIATION. http://www.donald-ifesinachi-dicn.com — http://www.yaahssogah.biz — http://www.igbo-naani.dicn.name — http://www.fortheloveofthisnation.dicn.name — http://www.dicnei.com — http://www.shoppinginenugu.dicn.name — http://www.igbotoenglish.dicn.name — http://www.igbonamesandmeanings.dicn.name — http://www.dicn.name
MMANYA: Mmanya is the Igbo word for Wine. It is a general name for drinks, be it Mineral, Malt, Juice, Wine, Palm Wine, Locally made drinks and so on. However, it DOES NOT include Medicinal Drinks and Water. http://www.donald-ifesinachi-dicn.com — http://www.yaahssogah.biz — http://www.igbo-naani.org.ng — http://www.fortheloveofthisnation.org.ng — http://www.dicnei.com — http://www.shoppinginenugu.com.ng — http://www.igbotoenglish.dicn.name — http://www.igbonamesandmeanings.dicn.name — http://www.dicn.name
MMIRI/ MMILI: Mmiri, also pronounced as Mmili in many Igbo dialects is WATER. http://www.donald-ifesinachi-dicn.com — http://www.yaahssogah.biz — http://www.igbo-naani.org.ng — http://www.fortheloveofthisnation.org.ng — http://www.dicnei.com — http://www.shoppinginenugu.com.ng — http://www.igbotoenglish.dicn.name — http://www.igbonamesandmeanings.dicn.name — http://www.dicn.name
BATA: This is an Igbo word that means “COME IN”. It is used by a speaker who is situated or belongs to where he/she is asking the addressed person to come into or belong to. http://www.donald-ifesinachi-dicn.com — http://www.yaahssogah.biz — http://www.igbo-naani.org.ng — http://www.fortheloveofthisnation.org.ng — http://www.dicnei.com — http://www.shoppinginenugu.com.ng — http://www.igbotoenglish.dicn.name — http://www.igbonamesandmeanings.dicn.name — http://www.dicn.name
Chere [Verb]: Wait http://www.donald-ifesinachi-dicn.com — http://www.yaahssogah.biz — http://www.igbo-naani.org.ng — http://www.fortheloveofthisnation.org.ng — http://www.dicnei.com — http://www.shoppinginenugu.com.ng — http://www.igbotoenglish.dicn.name — http://www.igbonamesandmeanings.dicn.name — http://www.dicn.name
Aloba: Aloba is NOT an original Igbo word. It is an Igbonized English. Aloba is a Tout-ish expression of Delight or Praise for someone who in the user’s opinon is impressive or have acted impressively. It is synonymous to how Americans use the term “Bad Guy” as a compliment. It originated in Eastern Nigeria (Igboland) in the mid 1990s, among
Abu [Noun]- (a) Armpit (b) Song (It is not the only Igbo word for song and its use for song in modern times have declined.) http://www.donald-ifesinachi-dicn.com — http://www.yaahssogah.biz — http://www.igbo-naani.org.ng — http://www.fortheloveofthisnation.org.ng — http://www.dicnei.com — http://www.shoppinginenugu.com.ng — http://www.igbotoenglish.dicn.name — http://www.igbonamesandmeanings.dicn.name — http://www.dicn.name