Difference between revisions of "wunjure"
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# Make person take open eye wound another person because of vex | # Make person take open eye wound another person because of vex | ||
#: {{ux|dv|Messi '''wunjure''' Ronaldo for the match. |( NSC_Odirin_2020, Messi deliberately injured Ronaldo during the match.)}} | #: {{ux|dv|Messi '''wunjure''' Ronaldo for the match. |( NSC_Odirin_2020, Messi deliberately injured Ronaldo during the match.)}} | ||
| − | # To | + | # To take all your power to nack somebody. |
| − | #: {{ux|dv|I go '''wunjure''' you for bed this night. |( NSC_Odirin_2020, I will | + | #: {{ux|dv|I go '''wunjure''' you for bed this night. |( NSC_Odirin_2020, I will sex you vigorously ! )}} |
===Related forms=== | ===Related forms=== | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 5 October 2020
Naija
Alternative Form
Wunjor
Etymology
From English wound and injure
Pronunciation
Usage
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Definition
Make person take open eye wound another person because of vex
Verb
- Make person take open eye wound another person because of vex
- Messi wunjure Ronaldo for the match. — ( NSC_Odirin_2020, Messi deliberately injured Ronaldo during the match.)
- To take all your power to nack somebody.
- I go wunjure you for bed this night. — ( NSC_Odirin_2020, I will sex you vigorously ! )
Related forms
Wound, injure
Synonym
Wound, injure
Antonym
Cure
Translation
English: to seriously injure someone