Difference between revisions of "gorimakpa"
(→Usage) |
(→Noun) |
||
| Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
===Noun=== | ===Noun=== | ||
Head wey hair no dey. | Head wey hair no dey. | ||
| − | *{{ux|dv|See di guy '''gorimakpa''' e be like mirror.|( | + | *{{ux|dv|See di guy '''gorimakpa''' e be like mirror.|(NSC_Abonyi_2020, See the man's head shaved clean.)}} |
| − | *{{ux|dv|Obodo don old o e hair don dey turn '''gorimakpa'''.|( | + | *{{ux|dv|Obodo don old o e hair don dey turn '''gorimakpa'''.|(NSC_Abonyi_2020, Obodo is obviously old as he is becoming bald.)}} |
===Related forms=== | ===Related forms=== | ||
Revision as of 21:21, 16 July 2021
Naija
Etymology
From: Yoruba ge (cut), ori (head) and pa (bare)
Pronunciation
- gōrímákpá
Usage
- Na name of one actor for Village Headmaster
Noun
Head wey hair no dey.
- See di guy gorimakpa e be like mirror. — (NSC_Abonyi_2020, See the man's head shaved clean.)
- Obodo don old o e hair don dey turn gorimakpa. — (NSC_Abonyi_2020, Obodo is obviously old as he is becoming bald.)
Related forms
Synonym
Translation
- English: bald head