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Revision as of 15:17, 2 November 2020
Naija
Etymology
From English attachment
Pronunciation
- àtátʃmɛ̀t
Frequency
- Frequency in NSC treebank: 0
- Frequency rank in NSC treebank: inf
- Frequency in raw corpus: 0
- Frequency rank in raw corpus: inf
Definition
- Lady wey dey do asawo, wetin lady dey add join dem hair, extra seat for bus wey extra passenger sit.
Noun
- Lady wey dey do asawo.
- I dey carry attachment for road anytime when I dey travel. — (Egbokhare_2020, I always pick a prostitute on the way whenever I am travelling.)
- Im dey do attachment join im business. — (NSC_Tella_2020, She combines prostitution with her normal business.)
- Wetin lady dey add join dem hair.
- I dey go fix attachment. — (Egbokhare_2020, I am fixing an artificial hair.)
- I no go join attachment wit my hair. — (NSC_Tella_2020, I won't fix any artificial hair with my hair.)
- Extra seat for bus wey extra passenger sit.
- Siddon for di attachment near driver seat. — (Egbokhare_2020, Sit on the makeshift seat close to the driver's seat.)
- Na attachment I con join from Kano reach Ibadan. — (NSC_Tella_2020, It was on a makeshift seat I sat from Kano to Ibadan.)
Derived forms
- attache
Synonyms
Translations
- English: a lady picked up for pleasure during a journey, weave on artificial hair used by ladies for styling, a makeshift seat in a commercial bus.