Okwigbo

Igbo	English	+
ichoòkù	parrot	+
idè	flood	+
ìdemmīrī	a water deity with a cult, usually with one shrine on the land and another in the water	+
idìdè	earthworm; a worm with exposed soft skin mostly living in wet soil	+
idō	to fence; to lay (bricks for walling)	+
idò	tailor or weaver ant	+
ìdùàzị̀	prose [in literature]	+
ìfè	non-indigene (person); foreigner	+
Ifeọma	good thing; something good; name of a person, especially female	+
ifirife	small, light, fragments of something; crumb	+
ifò	fable; tale	+
ifurū	pollen grains; the seed-bearing part of a plant where pollination takes place	+
ịgà	fetters; handcuffs or cuffs	+
ị̀gbà	a cylindrical or bowl shaped percussion instrument with one or both ends covered with a stretched membrane and played with the hands or with sticks; drum	+
ịgbà	a meal prepared with a type of legume, with other ingredients, often wrapped in nylon or a special leaf.	+
igbē	movement, from one location to another, made on the knees, or hands and knees; crawl; crawling	+