Okwigbo

Igbo	English	+
akwàoyī	sweater; woolen cloth worn on the upper part of the body to prevent cold	+
akwarà	vein; root	+
akwaụjụ	black cloth worn by mourners	+
akwèelū	blouse; top	+
akwòochē	velvet; a sleek soft fabric commonly used for royal cape and upholstery making	+
àkwụ	nest; a structure made by birds for laying eggs and sheltering their young ones	+
akwụ	palm fruit; fruit of the oil palm tree	+
akwụkwọ	leaf or leaves of plants	+
akwụkwọ	book; paper	+
Akwụkwọ Nsọ̄	Bible	+
akwụkwọ nsọ̄	a book believed to contain revelations from God and sacred writings, and often use by christians	+
akwụkwọnrī	vegetable; edible plant leaves, especially those used for cooking	+
akwụkwọnsọ̄	scripture; holy bible; writings regarded as sacred by any religious group	+
akwụkwọozī	Epistle or book (of the Bible)	+
àkwụkwụ̀	epilepsy	+
àkwụ̀nà	a prostitute; sex worker; harlot	+