bros

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Etymology

From: English brother

Pronunciation

  • brɔ́s

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Frequency

  • Frequency in NSC treebank: 9
  • Frequency rank in NSC treebank: 783
  • Frequency in raw corpus: 64
  • Frequency rank in raw corpus: 2727


Noun

Wetin de dey call man.


  • Man wey person dey respect or wey senior person.
    Dis bros bin comot go inside Denmark before.  — (WAZL_01_Sports-Programme_DG__17, This brother had earlier left to go to Denmark before.)
    But e sure sey many, many clubs eh still go want sign dis bros.  — (WAZL_01_Sports-Programme_DG__23, But he is sure that many, many clubs eh, still want to sign this brother.)

Related Form

senior bros

Synonyms

brah, senior man,

Translations

  • English: brother


Noun (vocative)

bros: refers to a young or adult male. -- Definition in Naija?

Word we de take dey hail person

  1. Egbokhare (frequency:Inf)
    Bros, your boy dey o.  — (Brother, your boy is here.)

Derived forms

Synonyms

  • omo 0.79 129, nna 0.75 58, toh 0.73 307, mtschew 0.72 50, hey 0.72 96, babe 0.71 156, iya 0.71 45, mstchew 0.70 423, alright 0.70 114

Antonyms

  • omo 0.79 129, nna 0.75 58, toh 0.73 307, mtschew 0.72 50, hey 0.72 96, babe 0.71 156, iya 0.71 45, mstchew 0.70 423, alright 0.70 114

Translations

  • English: refers to a young or adult male.