Difference between revisions of "ovoko"

 
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===Etymology===
 
===Etymology===
From: ''unknown''  
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From: ''Urhobo'
  
 
===Pronunciation===
 
===Pronunciation===
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===Interjection===
 
===Interjection===
* Na word wey de come from person mouth when someting suprise person or pain am.
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* Word wey person dey talk when someting suprise person or pain am.
:* {{ux|dv|'''ovoko'''!you mean say all dat gumbody she dey do no be love?.|(NSC_Legbeti_2021. Really?! So all her smitten love is nothing but an act?.)}}
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:* {{ux|dv| '''Ovoko'''! You mean sey no be di man get di pikin?|(NSC_2021, Really? You mean that the man is not the father of the child?)}}
:* {{ux|dv|De man still die upon all de money im children send, '''ovoko'''!.|(NSC_Legbeti_2021. The man still died despite all the money sent by his children, a pity!)}}
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:* {{ux|dv|Di man still die upon all de money im children send, '''ovoko'''!.|(NSC_2021, The man still died despite all the money sent by his children. What a pity!)}}
 
====Synonyms====
 
====Synonyms====
 
* [[okomeh]], [[yekpa]]
 
* [[okomeh]], [[yekpa]]

Latest revision as of 10:16, 5 June 2023

Naija

Etymology

From: Urhobo'

Pronunciation

  • òvòkò

Play Play

Interjection

  • Word wey person dey talk when someting suprise person or pain am.
  • Ovoko! You mean sey no be di man get di pikin?  — (NSC_2021, Really? You mean that the man is not the father of the child?)
  • Di man still die upon all de money im children send, ovoko!.  — (NSC_2021, The man still died despite all the money sent by his children. What a pity!)

Synonyms

Translations

  • English: really?