Difference between revisions of "born"

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# Egbokhare (frequency:Inf)
 
# Egbokhare (frequency:Inf)
 
#: {{ux|dv|Ope don '''born'''. |(Ope has given birth.)}}
 
#: {{ux|dv|Ope don '''born'''. |(Ope has given birth.)}}
#: {{ux|dv|e turn '''born''' again. |(deuber__5542, __no translation__)}}
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#: {{ux|dv|e turn '''born''' again. |(deuber__5542, __He became born again__)}}
 
#: {{ux|dv|De say de no dey count pikin for person wey '''born''' pikin. |(WAZK_05_Reincarnation_DG__153, They said they don't count children for the person that gave birth to the children.)}}
 
#: {{ux|dv|De say de no dey count pikin for person wey '''born''' pikin. |(WAZK_05_Reincarnation_DG__153, They said they don't count children for the person that gave birth to the children.)}}
  

Revision as of 16:05, 20 August 2020

Naija

Alternative forms

  • bon

Etymology

etymology:English ' born' .

Pronunciation

  • bɔ̂n

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Frequency

  • Frequency in NSC treebank: 67
  • Frequency rank in NSC treebank: 192
  • Frequency in raw corpus: 1286
  • Frequency rank in raw corpus: 289

The word is used more orally than in written texts.


Verb

born: to give birth to -- Make person (woman) drop engine

  1. Egbokhare (frequency:Inf)
    Ope don born.  — (Ope has given birth.)
    e turn born again.  — (deuber__5542, __He became born again__)
    De say de no dey count pikin for person wey born pikin.  — (WAZK_05_Reincarnation_DG__153, They said they don't count children for the person that gave birth to the children.)

Derived forms

Synonyms

  • birth

Antonyms

Translations

  • English: to give birth to