Okwigbo

Igbo	English	+
bècha	peel; yam, orange, or something else	+
bedewe	stop crying	+
bèdo	perch on	+
bèfọ	cut and remain a portion	+
begide	cry for a long time	+
bègō	perch on a high level	+
beji	make weary or make to bend sharply by cutting; cut a stem (structure) into two	+
beka	cut (with knife or blade) to make a tear	+
bèkanye	cut part and give	+
bekàpụ̀	cut off	+
bekàpụ̀ta	cut out from	+
Bèkeè	the language that originates from England and spoken widely around the world; English	+
bēkù	implore	+
bekwàsa	perch on	+
bekwàsị akwā	cry to; plead to	+
bèlata	lessen; reduce;	+