Difference between revisions of "mamaput"

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:* {{ux|dv|Moh we go '''mamaput'''. |(IBA_07_Na-Love_DG__295, Let's go to the restaurant.)}}
 
:* {{ux|dv|Moh we go '''mamaput'''. |(IBA_07_Na-Love_DG__295, Let's go to the restaurant.)}}
 
:* {{ux|dv|Mstchew I no dey like '''mamaput'''. |(IBA_07_Na-Love_DG__296, Mstchew, I don't like cheap restaurants.)}}
 
:* {{ux|dv|Mstchew I no dey like '''mamaput'''. |(IBA_07_Na-Love_DG__296, Mstchew, I don't like cheap restaurants.)}}
 
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:* {{ux|dv| I don chop for all di '''mama put''' wey dey dis area, even for di oder street sef |( NSC_Emeka_2020, I have eaten in all the local restaurants in this area, and even the ones in the other street. )}}
  
 
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Revision as of 15:32, 14 August 2021

Naija

Alternative forms

Etymology

From English mama and put

Pronunciation

  • màmápût

Play

Noun

  • Local place wey de dey sell food.
  • Na mamaput food dey cheap pass o.  —  (Egbokhare 2020. no translation
  • Moh we go mamaput.  — (IBA_07_Na-Love_DG__295, Let's go to the restaurant.)
  • Mstchew I no dey like mamaput.  — (IBA_07_Na-Love_DG__296, Mstchew, I don't like cheap restaurants.)
  • I don chop for all di mama put wey dey dis area, even for di oder street sef  — ( NSC_Emeka_2020, I have eaten in all the local restaurants in this area, and even the ones in the other street. )

Synonyms

buka, bukateria, mami market

Translations

  • English: cheap restaurant