Difference between revisions of "bulala"
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Revision as of 16:55, 24 November 2020
Naija
Etymology
From: Hausa "bulala" for cain
Pronunciation
- bùlálà
Frequency
- Frequency in NSC treebank: 0
- Frequency rank in NSC treebank: inf
- Frequency in raw corpus: 0
- Frequency rank in raw corpus: inf
Noun
Tiny stick or rope
- As teacher enter class with bulala everybody couple. — (NSC_Abonyi_2020 When the teacher walked into the classroom brandishing a cain the students behaved themselves.)
Synonyms
Translations
- English: horsewhip
Verb
bulala: to beat with a horse whip -- Definition in Naija?
- Egbokhare (frequency:Inf)
- I go bulala you o. — (I will whip you with a horsewhip.)
Derived forms
Synonyms
Antonyms
Translations
- English: to beat with a horse whip