Difference between revisions of "sour"

Latest revision as of 18:41, 5 June 2023

From: English sour

Food wey dey cook, wey de no warm or de put for fridge wey don get onekind taste wey mean sey e don spoil or e dey quarterto spoil.
- Tank God sey dat food no spoil, na sour e sour. — (Thank God the food is just sour but not spoilt.)
- Di soup don almost sour as you no warm am yesterday. — (The taste of the soup is almost getting bad since you didn't heat it up yesterday.)
Fruit wey don dey turn water water as e dey spoil.
- My customer sell tomato way don dey sour give me. — (My customer sold rancid tomato to me.)
- Na since yesterday dat watermelon don dey inside nylon. e don don sour. — (Since yesterday, that watermelon has been inside a plastic bag. It must have gotten sour by now.)

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 ==Naija==
+===Alternative===
+* [[sawa]]
 ===Etymology===
+From: English ''sour''
 ===Pronunciation===
+* sáwà
+<sm2>Pcm-ng-sour.f.ogg</sm2>
+<sm2>Pcm-ng-sour.m.ogg</sm2>
-===POS===
+===Adjective===
-#
+# Food wey dey cook, wey de no warm or de put for fridge wey don  get onekind  taste wey mean sey e don spoil or e dey quarterto spoil.
-#: {{ux|dv|insert example |( insert translation )}}
+#:* {{ux|dv| Tank God sey dat food no spoil, na sour e '''sour'''.|(Thank God the food is just sour but not spoilt.)}}
-====Related forms===
+#:* {{ux|dv| Di soup don almost sour as you no warm am yesterday. |(The taste of the soup is almost getting bad since you didn't heat it up yesterday.)}}
+#Fruit wey don dey turn [[water water]] as e dey spoil.
+#:* {{ux|dv| My customer sell tomato way don dey '''sour''' give me. |(My customer sold rancid tomato to me.)}}
+#:* {{ux|dv| Na since yesterday dat watermelon don dey inside nylon. e don don '''sour'''.|(Since yesterday, that watermelon has been inside a plastic bag. It must have gotten sour by now.)}}
 ====Synonym====
+* [[spoil]], [[rotten]]
 ====Antonym====
+* [[good]], [[fresh]]
 ====Translation====
+* English: ''sour, rancidity''