Okwigbo

Igbo	English	+
kụwa	break, especially glass or other fragile objects	+
kụwa ākụ̄wā	be broken, especially things made of glass or clay	+
kụwàpụ̀	knock off or hit out (teeth or anything fixed), especially resulting to a shatter or breakage	+
kụzi	teach	+
kụzi	hit properly; hit to put in order	+
kw	the seventeenth letter of the Igbo language alphabet; the twelfth consonant of the Igbo language alphabet	+
kwa	mourn; perform burial or mourning rites	+
kwa	cough; expel air from the lungs with a sudden sharp sound	+
kwa	arrange; organize	+
kwa	pack, especially more than one thing (commonly coming with a suffix e.g. -zi, -pu, etc)	+
-kwa	also; in addition to;	+
kwà	push	+
kwà	each	+
kwà	of a thing or desire, not getting to someone or maybe something	+
kwà afọ̀	yearly; every year	+
kwà akā	push; urge; drive	+