Okwigbo

Igbo	English	+
ghè oghe	stay open; be open; be wide open	+
ghe ugherē	yawn	+
-ghị	not; verb negator used for all tenses except imperative and present perfect	+
ghọ	go wrong; fail	+
ghọ̀	change into; develop into; become; transform into	+
ghọ	pluck (especially a fruit on the tree)	+
ghọ̀ aghụ̀ghọ̀	be tricky, cunning or crafty	+
ghọ̀gbu	confuse or play trick on or fool someone	+
ghọ̀rị	make someone believe something untrue; trick; deceive	+
ghọta	catch, especially something thrown or falling;	+
ghọta	understand	+
g̣hụ	scoop out the inside of something; remove the inner content of a container or covering in order to make it empty	+
ghụ	gouge; remove a central part of something in order to make a hole there	+
gị	you (singular)	+
-gide	against; long time; hold stable	+
gịnị̄	what?; something unknown whose information is being asked for	+