Okwigbo

Igbo	English	+
ma jìjìjì	to tremble; shake; quiver	+
ma mmā	be good looking; be handsome; be beautiful; be good	+
ma mmà	pierce, strike with sword, matchet; to throw a knife; stab	+
ma mmā	cute; attractive mostly by being portable or small in nature	+
ma mmīrī	press sprain, etc., with cloth dipped in hot water;	+
ma ọkwà	announce; give notice	+
ma ọsụ̀	hiss; make a squeaky sound by forcefully sucking in air through the gap between a tight closed teeth, especially to show disappointment (typically African)	+
ma ubè	pierce with a spear	+
ma ụ̀ma	do on purpose; act willfully, knowingly or deliberately	+
ma ụ̄rā	slap	+
mā ụ̀zọ	leave very early in the morning; do something very early	+
Maāchị̀	the third month of the year; March	+
maāmị̄rị̄	urine; pee	+
maàzị̄	a formal way to address a mature male; mister; Mr	+
mabà	jump in	+
mabàta	intrude; enter (a building) forcefully or uninvited	+