Difference between revisions of "matching ground"

Revision as of 16:47, 7 July 2021

From English: matching and ground

Na matching ground I wan chop today. — (Egbokhare, I want to eat cooked chicken feet.)
Na small small pikin dem de dey give matching ground chop. — (NSC_2021, They give cooked chicken feet to chicken.)

English: chicken legs

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 ==Naija==
-===Alternative forms===
-*
 ===Etymology===
-Borrowed from English matching ground
+From English: ''matching'' and  ''ground''
 ===Pronunciation===
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 <sm2>Pcm-ng-matching ground.f.ogg</sm2>
 <sm2>Pcm-ng-matching ground.m.ogg</sm2>
-===Frequency===
-* Frequency in NSC treebank: 0
-* Frequency rank in NSC treebank: inf
-* Frequency in raw corpus: 0
-* Frequency rank in raw corpus: inf
-No documented examples in our corpora.
-===Noun (compound)===
-matching ground: chicken legs prepared as a special delicacy. -- Definition in Naija?
-# Egbokhare (frequency:Inf)
-#: {{ux|dv|Na '''matching ground''' I wan chop today.|no translation}}
-====Derived forms====
-====Synonyms====
-*
-====Antonyms====
+===Noun===
-*
+* Leg of chicken wey de don cook
+:* {{ux|dv|Na '''matching ground''' I wan chop today.|(Egbokhare, I want to eat cooked chicken feet.)}}
+:* {{ux|dv| Na small small pikin dem de dey give '''matching ground''' chop. |(NSC_2021, They give cooked chicken feet to chicken.)}}
 ====Translations====
-* English: chicken legs prepared as a special delicacy.
+English: ''chicken legs''