Difference between revisions of "yeye"

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The word is used more orally than in written texts.

Na someting wey no make sense at all at all.

Yeye man. — (deuber__1834, A no-good man.)
Di Liverpool striker wey dem just give crown as PFA Player of di Year score two goals, create anoda two for im team mates as Liverpool yeye dia opponents Roma. — (bbc__31729, The Liverpool player that won the PFA Player award scored two goals, created two assists for his team mates when Liverpool defeated Roma.)

Na sey person or someting no make sense at all at all.

Babylon people come dey use dem do yeye. — (jw__15578, The Babylonians maltreated the people.)

yeye: maltreat, ill treat

Na so e dey yeye di pikin cos no im born am. — (Egbokhare_2021, H/She has been maltreating the child because he/she is not the biological parent.)

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 ===Verb===
-yeye: maltreat, ill treat -- Definition in Naija?
+yeye: maltreat, ill treat
+:*{{ux|dv|Na so e dey '''yeye''' di pikin cos no im born am.|(Egbokhare_2021, H/She has been maltreating the child because he/she is not the biological parent.)}}
-# Egbokhare (frequency:Inf)
-#: {{ux|dv|Na so e dey '''yeye''' di pikin cos no im born am.|no translation}}
-====Derived forms====
-====Synonyms====
-* mago-mago 0.54 92, kerewa 0.52 39, shaku-shaku 0.52 8, fainting 0.50 9, amebo 0.49 28, ordinary 0.49 151, play-play 0.46 23, stubborn-head 0.46 6, zoning 0.45 20
-====Antonyms====
-* mago-mago 0.54 92, kerewa 0.52 39, shaku-shaku 0.52 8, fainting 0.50 9, amebo 0.49 28, ordinary 0.49 151, play-play 0.46 23, stubborn-head 0.46 6, zoning 0.45 20
 ====Translations====
 * English: maltreat, ill treat