sour

Naija

Alternative

• sawa

Etymology

From: English sour

Pronunciation

• sáwà

Adjectives

1. Sey someting taste dey slap for mouth.

   • Na garri wey sour dey make sense with groundnut.  — ( insert translation )
   • Dat pammy don sour, e no fresh again.  — ( insert translation )

2. Taste of fruit wey never rip.

   • Some people dey use salt chop mango wey sour because e never ripe.  — ( insert translation )

3. Taste of fruit wey be say e dey slap as de dey chop am.

   • I no dey lick dat orange again, e dey make my teeth shake. E too sour.  — ( insert translation )
   • As lime dey sour for mouth, no make me like am.  — ( insert translation )

4. Food wey dey cook, wey dey no warm or put for fridge wey done get one kind taste.

   • Tank God sey dat food no spoil, na sour e sour.  — ( insert translation )
   • Di soup don almost sour as you no warm am yesterday.  — ( insert translation )

5. Fruit wey don dey turn water water as e dey spoil.

   • My customer sell tomato way don dey sour give me.  — ( insert translation )
   • Na since yesterday dat watermelon don dey inside nylon. e don don sour.  — ( insert translation )

Synonym

• spoil

Antonym

• good, fresh

Translation

• English: sour, rancidity