Okwigbo

Igbo	English	+
tụcha	scrape out or peel the bark of a wood	+
tụ̀cha	to remove the outer covering or skin from (a fruit or vegetable); peel	+
tụ̀chanye	pick off and give; give a very little, trifling part	+
tụchàpụ̀	pick out, off (things which stick, e.g. fleas on dog)	+
tụchi	lock using a key or bolt	+
tụdà	throw down	+
tụdàta	throw down something	+
tụfèga	throw across, beyond	+
tụ̀fịà!	exclamation of disgust over an abomination, sacrilege, heinous action etc.	+
tụfù	throw away	+
tufù	to lose(discard) something; throw away	+
tụgbu	throw and kill; stone to death	+
tụgharị	turn; toss	+
tụgharị uchè	consider; reconsider; reflect; change one's mind literally 'turn mind'.	+
tụghe	unlock or open with a key	+
tụgwa	be striped, spotted, variegated; to vary	+