Urhobo Class by Aunty Christy O. Igho
Urhobo wadooo… Oma r’ihwo n’eje nabe ga nọ? Inonẹ na, avware ka tota kpahẹ eravwọ evo ra mrẹn vwẹ evu rẹ ukoni. (Today, We are going to talk about some of the things found in the kitchen). Mi yerẹ Urhobo r’egbare eje. Agba tophiyọr. (Let us begin).
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ENGLISH URHOBO
1) Table ———————— Imẹjẹ.
2) Stool ———————— Akpanurhe.
3) Kitchen Scissor ——– Utujoro.
4) Cup ————————— Uko.
5) Plate ————————– Omoze.
6) Clay pot ——————— Ochẹ.
7) Pestle ———————— Ọmọ-Udo.
8)Mortar ———————– Udo.
9) Spoon ———————— Ukujẹrẹ.
10) Knife ———————— Aphia.
11) Bread Knife —– Aphia re vwo brẹ Ikara.
12) Timer ———————– Unọke.
13) Grounding Stone —— Ukuta.
14) Broom ———————- Aghan.
15) Salt ————————— Ughwaka.
16) Basket ———————- Akpẹrẹ.
17) Frying pan —————- Itaso.
18) Spatula ——————— Ọnigari.
19) Basin — Oze.
20) Cupboard — Idoro.
21) Door — Ẹchẹ.
22) Window — Ọvakpo.
23) Curry — Ekọre.
24) Light — Urhukpẹ.
25) Floor — Otọ r’utuwevwin.
26) Rice — Irosu.
27) Beans — Ire/Esha.
28) Fridge — Udjirame.
29) Wash hand basin — Oze ravwọ hworabọ.
30) Pepper — Irhibo.
31) Soap — Odja.
32) Plastic — Iroba.
33) Sponge — Ahworhẹ.
34) Yam — Ọnẹ.
35) Food — Emu.
Means of communication. (Ekuakua rẹ avwọ ghwẹ iyẹrẹ yan).
ENGLISH URHOBO.
1) Mouth ————– Ugbunu.
2) News paper — Ẹbe avwọ ghweta yan.
3) Television ——— Ekpeti r’ughe.
4) Radio —————- Ekpeti r’ota.
5) Microphone —— Agboro r’ota.
6) Handset ———— Ukọkọghọ r’ota.
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National Anthem in Urhobo Language
Urhobo Language: Things found In the Kitchen
Edẹ rẹ Ephra evo. ( Names of some Birds).
1) Cock —————- Ogboruani.
2) Turkey ————– Tolotolo.
3) Hen —————— Ọhọ-aye.
4) Parrot ————— Omoko.
5) Hawk —————– Ọso.
6) Bat ——————- Adja.
7) Owl ——————- Okpukpurhu.
8)Dock —————– Ikpukpuyẹkẹ.
9) Eagle —————– Ugo.
10) Dove —————- Erurẹ.
11) Pigeon ————– Inekuku.
12) Woodpecker —- Ọkarekọ.
Historical Facts Of The Urhobo Nationality In Nigeria
I will end here for today. I will continue from here next time. (Me ka dobọ r’uyono na jȩ vwẹ etinẹ. Ọkeọfa aka tuaphiyọ nẹ etinẹ yara. Wadooooo!!!
