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Revision as of 17:39, 11 August 2021
Naija
Etymology
From: English dear
Pronunciation2
- díè
Noun
- Make person dey very important to person.
- Johny too dear pass gold for my hand. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. For me, Johny is highly valued, beyond gold.)
- I dey cal am dear because na wetin e be to me be dat. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. I call him 'dear' because that is how much I treasure him.)
Adjective
- Make someting money too plenty.
- No vex but de house too dear pass wetin my pocket fit carry. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. Sorry but the apartment is beyond my reach.)
- Since after dis Coro happen last year na im I stop to dey buy anyting wey dear. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. Following the pandemic last year, I stopped buying expensive stuffs.)
- Na wetin person no take play.
- As people hear wetin be like gun sound, everybody run for them dear life. — (NSC_Legbeti_2021. At the sound of a gunshot, everybody ran for their dear lives.)
Synonyms
Antonyms
Translations
- English: expensive