Position, Natural Creations And Other Translations

Position, Natural Creations And Other Translations

By Uwagboe Ogieva

Avbe Ikpẹmwen
Odaro – front	Iyeke – back	Ukpẹ – pick	Igbefen – behind
Odukhun – up / top	Avava – between	Ototọ - bottom / bellow	Ikinegbe – beside
Ẹwẹ – chest	Udu – heart	Adesẹ -center	Oberrọmwan – right
Gọ / bigọ – bend / curve	Ehọ – edge	Okhiẹ - extreme	Otọ – down / downward
worhua – cool	kanmwan – particle / small	gẹdẹgbẹ - huge / big /	ideghideghe / distance
Aghonghon - shadow	Diake – close	Egbe – body	Von – fill
Ẹzi – root	Sikẹ / ọkpen – near	Obiyọmwan – left	Uhun – head
Otọ – down	Mudia - stand / wait	Dia - straight	Taen / Tan - tall
kherre / tunien – small	Kpolọ - big	Wọrọ - tall	Dunan / Dunaen - clear
Fuẹtin – weak	Dimwin - deep	Wenren - slim / thiny	Nobun - many
Winrin – flavour / smell / odour	Sikuen - bend down / fold	Huan / Huaen - clean	Mose - fine/ pretty
Siẹ / draw	Simwin - drag	Wirri - lost /	Gbodẹ / Gue - cover /

Rrie ikpẹmwen n'ọh kẹ ototọ kevbe n'ọh kẹ odukhun ya kun ifiẹmwen vbe Ẹdonazẹ:
( Take from bellow words(pronouns) and above words to make sentence each in Edonaze )

• ih ( i ) -------------------------------------
• Wẹ ( you ) ------------------------------------
• Ima ( we ) ------------------------------------
• Uwa ( you - plural ) --------------------------
• Ẹre / onren / ihien ( him / her ) -------------
• Ihian ( them / they ) -------------------------

Iyi Agbon – NATURAL CREATIONS

Iso - cloud / sky	Ẹzẹ – river	Otọ - land	Egbo - forest
Idagbiso - Space	Uki – moon	Oronmwen – star	owen/oven - sun
Ẹhoho – wind	Oni – cold	Uzeze – snow	Ẹfi – heavy wind
Ọrro – chaccos	Amen – water	Ọghọdọ – lake	Erran – tree
Otagbon – earth	Agbon – world	Uvun – hole	Ọmwan – human
Arhanmwen – animals	Iyiamen – Water creatures / world	Iyiẹhoho – sky creatures / world	Iyiotọ – land creatures / world
Iyidagbiso – space creatures / world	Ugbohio – valley	Otẹghodo – open space/place	Ẹghodo – space
Ẹghodiso – universe	Ẹhoho - air	Erren – fire	Okpẹzẹ - ocean
Iyioha - plant	Ohie	Ugbo – farm	Oha - bush

Time – ẹghẹ	Ẹghẹ Ukpo – Seasons	Utonmwen - Temperature	Ugiẹvbo Festival	Meal time – ẹghẹ evbare
Owiẹfioro – early morning	Ẹghẹ ifie – clearing season	Ton - hot 1.) Ukpu na ton - This cup is hot 2.) Ghẹ giẹrẹ ekpakpu izẹ ni ton - Don't let that plate of rice be hot	Ugie emorrọ	Evbare owiẹ - Breakfast 1.) Eti kevbe biẹdi - Tea and bread
Owiẹ – morning	Ẹghẹ egbọ – planting season	Oni - cold 1.) Oni fi mwen - I am cold 2.) Yẹrẹ omosefe ewu ne oni ghẹ fi ẹre - Wear omosefe shirt not to catch cold	Iguẹ	Evbare avan – Lunch 1.) Iýan vbe owo - yam and owo 2.) Izẹ kevbe estiu - rice and stew 3.) Ema / ẹbaẹ kevbe uwonmwen ogi / ọhẹrẹ . etc
Avan – afternoon	Ẹghẹ oni – cold season / winter	Zeze - freeze 1.) Owẹ mwen zeze - My leg is frozen 2.) Mu emiowo ni ye firigi n'o zeze - Put that meat in the fridge to freeze		Evbare ota – Snacks time 1.) Oboboro (ọghẹdẹ n'ọvboro kevbe iýan kevbe ofigbon n'ọba kevbe umwen vbe amen) - ripe plantain+yam+red oil+salt+water 2.) ọmerran - fruits
Ota – evening	Ẹghẹ egua – digging season	Kuamen - melt 1.) Oke ni wa kuamen - That mountain is melting 2.) Ghẹ giẹ kuamen! - Don't let it melt!		Evbare akota – Dinner 1.Iyan / ọghẹdẹ / ebe iyioha / Izẹ amen ivin etc - yam / plantain / vegetable leafs / coconut rice . etc
Akota – near night	Ẹghẹ oven – summer	Gien - burn 1.) Owa ni wa gien - That house is burning 2.) Ghẹ giẹ gien! - Don't let it burn!
Ason – night	Orrọ – raining season	Sikan - gum 1.) Egilẹ ni sikan mu erran orhun - That snail gum the pear tree. 2.) Sikan ebe men deghẹ uh gha sẹtin - Gum this book for me if you can
Ebiebi / Ebiebi so – dark / midnight	Okhuakhua – hamanttan	gbọfọ - wet 1.) Avbe ukpun na wa gbọfọ - These close are wet 2.) Eto wẹ gbọfọ - Your hair is wet
Ason kankankan – Midnight	Ẹghẹ orrọ – Harvest time	Hie - blow Ai ghi do hie erren, ighogho ọvọe - Smoke will alway expose the fire