Okwigbo

Igbo	English	+
dakpò	fall upon violently; pounce upon (of people fighting)	+
dàkpu	fall in	+
dakpùdo	fall upon	+
dàkụ̀	fall against with a little portion of body (especially in a playful way)	+
dakwàsà	fall upon	+
dakwàsị	fall on; befall	+
dànarị	fall off from one's custody (especially hands)	+
dànye	fall for; fall into	+
dāpụ̀	fall off	+
dāpụ̀tà	fall out; result without being manipulated	+
dàwà	smash something by falling on it	+
dayọsìs	an area administered by a bishop, especially of orthodox churches; diocese	+
de	write; mark letters, symbols, or numbers on a surface, especially using a pen or stick	+
de	on to(to hold); on; upon	+
de	press something against another, especially to transfer something from one to the other; press	+
de ahà	write name	+