Ukeke

pen/pencil or wooden peg

 

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A peg / Wooden stick

Part of Speech:

noun

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Meaning:

1. Writing or drawing instrument/pen.

2. Peg (a short piece of wooden stick) for setting a trap for animals and for holding, fixing or pinning something

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Pronunciation:

u-ke-ke (oo-keh-keh)

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Forms:

• Singular:

  • Ukeke (Example: Ukeke ọkpa - one/single pen)

• Plural:

  • Ukeke eva (two pens)

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Usage in Sentences:

1. Rhi ukeke mȩ ni ya gbȩn elȩta - Give me a pen to write a letter.

2. Ukeke rre uhunmwun agba - The pen is on the table.

3. I mwȩȩn ukeke nọba - I have a red pen.

4. I ye ukeke nọtaȩn rhuȩ ifi - I used a long peg to set a trap.

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