Difference between revisions of "allnight"
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===Pronunciation=== | ===Pronunciation=== | ||
| − | * | + | * ɔ́naît |
<sm2>Pcm-ng-allnight.f.ogg</sm2> | <sm2>Pcm-ng-allnight.f.ogg</sm2> | ||
| − | <sm2>Pcm-ng-allnight.m.ogg</sm2> | + | <sm2>Pcm-ng-allnight.m.ogg</sm2> |
===Noun=== | ===Noun=== | ||
| − | + | * Sey person or people do someting from night go reach morning. | |
:*{{ux|dv|We go do '''allnight''' reading today. We get '''allnight''' today for church.|(Egbokhare_2020, We shall burn the midnight oil tonight. We have a vigil today.)}} | :*{{ux|dv|We go do '''allnight''' reading today. We get '''allnight''' today for church.|(Egbokhare_2020, We shall burn the midnight oil tonight. We have a vigil today.)}} | ||
====Translations==== | ====Translations==== | ||
* English: ''to burn the midnight oil'', ''vigil'' | * English: ''to burn the midnight oil'', ''vigil'' | ||
Latest revision as of 18:02, 17 April 2023
Naija
Alternative forms
Etymology
From: English all and night
Pronunciation
- ɔ́naît
Noun
- Sey person or people do someting from night go reach morning.
- We go do allnight reading today. We get allnight today for church. — (Egbokhare_2020, We shall burn the midnight oil tonight. We have a vigil today.)
Translations
- English: to burn the midnight oil, vigil