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Mkpubak (Ḿkpùbàk) /ḿkpùbàk/
Definition: 1. a leaf of palm tree.
Example: 1. Mkpubak eyop - Palm frond.

2. Enye odu uwem mkpubak eyop - He lives a worthless, dependent life.
Mkpubaka (M̀kpùbáká) /m̀kpùbáká/
Definition: 1. fat and heavy; fat and sluggish.
Example: 1. Mkpubaka añwan - Fat and heavy woman.

2. Afo mkpubaka ñkpọ oro - You that fat and heavy thing.
Mkpụk (Ḿkpụ̀k) /ḿkpụ̀k/
Definition: 1. (plural of Ekpụk), lumps; knots.
Example: 1. Mkpụketo - Knots of wood.
Mkpụk (M̀kpụ́k) /m̀kpụ́k/
Definition: 1. (mkpụk mkpụk), sprouting; shooting up.
Example: 1. Mkpụk emịne - A sprouting shoot.

2. Nọ mi mkpụk esie - Give me the young shoot.

3. Mkpụkeba - Breasts rising up.
Mkpọndiọk (Ḿkpọ̄ǹdíọ́k) /ḿkpɔ̄ǹdíɔ́k/
Definition: 1. poverty; destitution; austerity. See Ñkpọndiọk.
Example: 1. Ini mkpọndiọk - Hard times.

2. Owo mkpọndiọk - A man poor and destitute.

3. Nnyịn idu ke mkpọndiọk - We are facing hard times.
Mkpọñenañ (Ḿkpọ́ñènàñ) /ḿkpɔ́ŋènàŋ/
Definition: 1. false pregnancy in a woman.
Mkpoñenyịn (Ḿkpòñényìn) /ḿkpòŋéɲìn/
Definition: 1. the upper jawbone near the eye.
Example: 1. Mkpoñenyịn ofụt enye - His jawbone below his eye is swollen.
Mkponidem (M̀kpónìdém) /m̀kpónìdém/
Definition: 1. greatness, as size of body.
Example: 1. Enyene mkponidem - He is of large size.

2. Owo mkponidem - An ostentatious man (used in a bad sense).
Mkponñkan (M̀kpónñkàn) /m̀kpónŋ̀kàn/
Definition: 1. superiority; exceeding greatness. It is used to rebuke an inferior who assumes airs of superiority.
Example: 1. Onịm idem esie ke mkponñkan - He holds himself above others.
Mkpọrikpọ (M̀kpọ́rìkpọ́) /m̀kpɔ́rìkpɔ́/
Definition: 1. flat beaded necklace of assorted colours worn with Efịk traditional costume on ceremonial occasions or by the girls coming out of seclusion.
Mkporoubom (M̀kpórùbóm) /m̀kpórùbóm/
Definition: 1. seat fixed across the canoe; thwarts.
Mkporo (M̀kpóró) /m̀kpóró/
Definition: 1. two pieces of wood hallowed out, with handles, beaten together to make a proclamation of importance, or for issuing an order to people. It is often carried behind mkpri ekpe. Two horns of Editịm are often used for the same purpose. Mkporo like Oti, is regarded as the royal chronicle, often the prelude to the coronation of an Ọbọñ.
Mkpọsọñ (Ḿkpọ́sọ́ñ) /ḿkpɔ́sɔ́ŋ/
Definition: 1. (plural of Ọkpọsọñ), strong.
Mkpotịm (M̀kpòtìm) /m̀kpòtìm/
Definition: 1. play; amusement; merriment; sport.
Example: 1. Mmọ ẹsioño mkpotịm - They begin their amusements.
Mkputebe (M̀kpútébé) /m̀kpútébé/
Definition: 1. spices; things that spice food or soup.
Mma (M̀mà) /m̀mà/
Definition: 1. swearing used to protest by or respecting (used only in the 1st person).
Example: 1. Mma Anansa! ndikaha - I swear by Anansa! that i shall not go.
Mmamak (M̀mámák) /m̀mámák/
Definition: 1. sour; gone bad, as of food cooked; rancid.
Example: 1. Mmamak efere - Soup that has gone sour.
Mmamaha (M̀mámáhá) /m̀mámáhá/
Definition: 1. without ventilation; all closed up.
Example: 1. Mmamaha ufọk - Unventilated house.
Mme (Ḿmé) /ḿmé/
Definition: 1. anklet or wristlet of ivory.
Mmama (Mmámà) /mmámà/
Definition: 1. greatest; extraordinary.
Example: 1. Mmama ñkpọ emi enye ekemede ndinam edi oro - That is the greatest thing that he can do.
Mkpụpmkpụp (M̀kpụ̀pḿkpụ̀p) /m̀kpụ̀pḿkpụ̀p/
Definition: 1. fat and thick; lumpy; hefty.
Example: 1. Mkpụpmkpụp owo - A thick, fat, shortish and hefty fellow.
Mme (M̀mè) /m̀mè/
Definition: 1. (definite article) indicates plurality.
Example: 1. Mme owo - The people or people.

2. Ẹdọñ udia ke mme usan - They put food in (the) plates .
Ndak (Ńdàk) /ńdàk/
Definition: 1. leaf of the palm tree.
Example: 1. Ndakeyop - Palm frond.
Mmeme (M̀mèmé) /m̀mèmé/
Definition: 1. a herb used medicinally.
Mmiahade (M̀míáhádé) /m̀míáhádé/
Definition: 1. made muddy; soft and messy; twisted, of face.
Example: 1. Mmiahade udia - Soft and messy food.

2. Nso mmiahade iso edi oro - What twisting of face is that ?
Mmemme (Ḿméḿmé) /ḿméḿmé/
Definition: 1. soft and pliant; beautiful.
Example: 1. Itọñ mme mme - A beautiful neck.
Mmịn (Ḿmín) /ḿmín/
Definition: 1. wine; ale; liquor.
Example: 1. Mmịn Efịk - Palm wine.
Ndam (Ńdám) /ńdám/
Definition: 1. raffia; fibre of the leaf of palm wine tree made into threads and used in making raffia bag and cloth worn in the olden days.
Example: 1. Ndam ọkọbọ - Raffia cloth made from ọkọbọ which was regarded as the best.
Ndañ (Ǹdàñ) /ǹdàŋ/
Definition: 1. kept overnight.
Ndanse (Ǹdáǹsé) /ǹdáǹsé/
Definition: 1. on-lookers.
Example: 1. Mme ndanse ẹkpọk ukịbe - The on-lookers raised an applause.- Mary J. Edet

2. Ami maha ndanse kini ẹsiakde ifia - I don't like any on-lookers when the wood is being split.
Ndamana (Ǹdámáná) /ǹdámáná/
Definition: 1. natural (talent or endowment); something inherent or natural.
Ndap (Ńdáp) /ńdáp/
Definition: 1. dream; a vision.
Example: 1. Adaba ndap - He dreams a dream.

2. Ndap mi osu - My dream comes true.
Ndañ (Ńdáñ) /ńdáŋ/
Definition: 1. anklets or rings for the bride at the marriage ceremony.
Ndaraikọ (Ńdáráíkọ̀) /ńdáráíkɔ̀/
Definition: 1. (udaraikọ), congratulations; congratulatory address.
Ndaresịt (Ǹdàrèsìt) /ǹdàrèsìt/
Definition: 1. (idaresịt), gladness; joy.
Example: 1. Ndaresịt ikọ - Glad tidings.
Ndat (Ǹdȃt) /ǹdȃt/
Definition: 1. a tree. Lat: Saccoglottis gabunensis.
Mmọ (Ḿmọ̀) /ḿmɔ̀/
Definition: 1. (third person plural of Enye), they; them; their.
Example: 1. Mmọ ẹka - They are gone.

2. Eke mmọ - Their own or theirs.

3. Men nọ mmọ - Take and give to them.
Mmọbri (Ḿmọ́brì) /ḿmɔ́brì/
Definition: 1. (mọ́brì), a sort of cap with cockade on top of a stick or stone in front of the Ekpe shed during great Ekpe ceremonies.
Mmịn efịk (Ḿmín éfìk) /ḿmínéfìk/
Definition: 1. palm wine.
Mmịnede (Ḿmínédé) /ḿmínédé/
Definition: 1. sluggishness mixed with contempt; slow and reluctant movement; inactivity.
Example: 1. Ami maha ọkpọsọñ mmịnede emi - I don't like this type of sluggishness in you.
Mmọdo (Mmọ̀dó) /ḿmɔ̀dó/
Definition: 1. consequently; therefore.
Mmọkọñ (M̀mọ̀kọ̀ñ) /m̀mɔ̀kɔ̀ŋ/
Definition: 1. a bearer; a carrier of something slung over the shoulder or neck.
Example: 1. Mmọkọñ ofụt - Sword bearer.

2. Mmọkọñ okpoikañ - The bearer of gun accoutrements.
Mmọñ (M̀mọ̀ñ) /m̀mɔ̀ŋ/
Definition: 1. where?; in what place or direction?.
Example: 1. Afo aka mmọñ? - Where are you going?

2. Ndida ke mmọñ? - Where am i to get it?
Mmọñ (Ḿmọ́ñ) /ḿmɔ́ŋ/
Definition: 1. water.
Mmọñ ebeñe (Ḿḿọ́ñ ébēñē) /ḿmɔ́ŋébēŋē/
Definition: 1. the fluid which comes out from a woman's womb when she is close to labor. It is also known as usari ibuot eyen.
Mmọñkọ (M̀mọ̀ñkọ́) /m̀mɔ̀ŋkɔ́/
Definition: 1. alien.

2. one who is free to move about the town when Ekpe is in it because he has been initiated into the society in another town, but as his initiation was not done in his own place, he is still an alien in the cult and cannot share in the money paid by entrants into its union.
Example: 1. Afo edi mmọñkọ Ekpe - You are not a member of this Ekpe lodge; or you are an alien to our Ekpe lodge.
Mmọñọ (Ḿmọ́ñọ̀) /ḿmɔ́ŋɔ̀/
Definition: 1. is it not? by the way, introducing questions requiring positive or negative answers.
Example: 1. Mmọñọ, afo udukaha urua? - By the way, are you not going to the market?
Mmọnyọ (M̀mọ̀nyọ̀) /m̀mɔ̀ɲɔ̀ /
Definition: 1. a long rod or sceptre carried in certain Ekpe ceremonies. It used to be a capital offence to let it fall. Now the punishment for the offence is a heavy fine.
Mọñ (Mọ̀ñ) /mọ̀ŋ/
Definition: 1. aux. verb of progressive, doing something; is about to.
Example: 1. Afo ọmọñ aka? - Are you going or about to go?

2. Mọñ ndia udia fo - I am going to eat your food.
Mọnikọn (Mọ̀níkọ̀n) /mɔ̀níkɔ̀n/
Definition: 1. morning gown.
Moto (Mótò) /mótò/
Definition: 1. car; lorry; engine of locomotion.
Mọnọde (Mọ̀nọ́dé) /mɔ̀nɔ́dé/
Definition: 1. be wide-eyed.
Example: 1. Ọmọnọde enyịn ese enye - He opens his eyes wide and looks at him.
Mọnọ (Mọ́nọ́) /mɔ́nɔ́/
Definition: 1. smooth and shiny.
Example: 1. Ifre oro okpon ọmọnọ - That boil is big and shiny.

2. Adia okpon ọmọnọ - He eats and grows fat and smooth-skinned.
Mọninyam (Mọ̀nínyàm) /mɔ̀níɲàm/
Definition: 1. an animal of the rodent family said to be destructive to sugarcane, corn or cassava. Also called the grasscutter.
Moñku (Móñkù) /móŋkù/
Definition: 1. filth.

2. unwashed clothes sent to Abia idiọñ to guide his divination especially when the person does not wish to visit the diviner himself.
Mọnyọñ (Mọ́nyọ́ñ) /mɔ́ɲɔ́ŋ/
Definition: 1. a salutation or an expression of welcome on one's return from somewhere.
Example: 1. Ọmọyọñ ete - Welcome, sir.
Mukanda (Mùkàndà) /mùkàndà/
Definition: 1. a net used in catching wild beasts.
Example: 1. Akani mukanda omụm unam, obufa ọwọrọ ubọkubọk - The old net catches animal, the new one comes empty.
Muhọde (Mùhọ́dé) /mụ̀hɔ́dé/
Definition: 1. bulge.
Example: 1. Ọmụhọde - It bulges.
Mụm (Mụ̀m) /mụ̀m/
Definition: 1. catch hold of; seize.
Example: 1. Mụm iyak - Catch fish.

2. Mụm kama - Seize or hold on.

3. Mụm idem fo - Take control of yourself.

4. Ntịñkọk otop enye - The hiccup seizes him.

5. Mụm ukat - Detain for surety.

6. Mụm uman - Tend a woman at birth.
Muhọ (Múhọ́) /mụ́hɔ́/
Definition: 1. shorten; be short.
Example: 1. Nam omụhọ - Shorten it or make it brief.
Murua (M̀mùrùâ) /mùrùâ/
Definition: 1. one of the degrees of the Ekpe society. During the coronation of an Ọbọñ of Calabar, it is the murua and Idem ikwọ who will be the first to start the coronation celebration while the Ọbọñ is still at the Efe Asabọ.
Nabọ (Nàbọ̀) /nàbɔ̀/
Definition: 1. see Nnabọ.
Na (Nǎ) /nǎ/
Definition: 1. lie; be flat; undergo; remain.
Example: 1. Na ke isọñ - Lie on the floor.

2. Ikọ emi ana fi kiso - This matter lies before you,

3. Unan oro ana nde - That wound leaves a scar.

4. Na ekari - Lie on your back.

5. Enye ana mbobi - He undergoes circumcision.
Ndatebọk (Ǹdàtèbọ̀k) /ǹdàtèbɔ̀k/
Definition: 1. a species of monkey, so called because of its reddish colour.
Nainai (Náínáí) /náínáí/
Definition: 1. intensely strong, as of sun's heat.
Example: 1. Eyo ada nainai - The sun is intensely strong or hot.
Ndatndat (Ǹdàtńdàt) /ǹdàtńdàt/
Definition: 1. ripe; reddish or yellow coloured.
Example: 1. Tet ndatndat sokoro nọ mi - Pluck me a ripe orange.
Nde (Ńdē) /ńdē/
Definition: 1. also.
Example: 1. Yak itre do nde - Let us stop there also.

2. Emesiere nde - Good morning also or Good morning to you too.
Nde (Ńdè) /ńdè/
Definition: 1. a scar of wound.

2. mark; trace; crack; footprint.
Example: 1. Nde unan ọyọhọ enye idem - His body is covered with scars.

2. Kunịm mi nde - Do not leave a scar on me.

3. Nịm nde ke eto oro - Put a mark on that tree.

4. Mokụt nde ikpat esie - I have seen his footprint.
Ndebe (Ǹdèbè) /ǹdèbè/
Definition: 1. listlessness; unassertiveness.
Example: 1. Owo ndebe - A listless, sleepy person.

2. Enye edi ndebe - He is listless itself.
Ndedek (Ńdédék) /ńdédék/
Definition: 1. slime on top of water; intestinal mucus.
Ndek (Ǹdék) /ǹdék/
Definition: 1. unsmoked; fresh.
Example: 1. Ndek obu - Fresh crayfish.
Ndedeñ (Ǹdèdèñ) /ǹdèdèŋ/
Definition: 1. (ndedeñ ndedeñ), dull; sheepish; without energy.
Example: 1. Ete oro etie ndeñ ndeñ - That man is dull and sheepish without energy.
Ndem (Ńdèm) /ńdèm/
Definition: 1. (plural of Idem), deities.
Ndehe (Ǹdèhè) /ǹdèhè/
Definition: 1. a kind of flax of which thread is sometimes made to string beads on.
Ndek (Ńdék) /ńdék/
Definition: 1. filth; dirt; wetness of clothes.
Example: 1. Ndek odu enye ke idem - His body is dirty.

2. Usan oro enyene ndek - That plate has dirt.
Ndemndien (Ńdémńdíén) /ńdémńdíén/
Definition: 1. species of plantain.
Ndet (Ńdét) /ńdét/
Definition: 1. mucus or film gathering in the eye.
Example: 1. Sio ndet ke enyịn - Remove the mucus from your eyes.
Ndi (Ńdí) /ńdí/
Definition: 1. used to form the infinitive.
Example: 1. Enye oyom ndika urua - He wants to go to the market.

2. Ndikụt iyuhọke enyịn - To see does not satisfy the eye.
Ndet (Ǹdèt) /ǹdèt/
Definition: 1. a rope with a loop at each end used for climbing the palm tree.
Ndi (Ǹdì) /ǹdì/
Definition: 1. form of "edi", is it?
Example: 1. Ndi ñkpọ oro? - Is it that thing?

2. Ndi edesi ke afo oyom ndidia? - Is it rice that you want to eat?

3. Ndi ntre? - Is it so?
Ndia (Ńdíá) /ńdíá/
Definition: 1. bone marrow.
Ndia (Ǹdíá) /ǹdíá/
Definition: 1. feastings generally.
Example: 1. Ọbọñ oro edep mmịn ye udia okot mme owo edi ndia ke ufọk esie - That chief bought wine and food and invited people to his house for feasting.
Ndiahi (Ńdíáhì) /ńdíáhì/
Definition: 1. a species of yaws, white in colour.
Ndiami (Ńdíámì) /ńdíámì/
Definition: 1. a twining herb the leaves of which are used in scouring brass.
Nana (Náná) /náná/
Definition: 1. fail; lack.
Example: 1. Ñkpọ anana enye - He lacks things i.e he is in want.

2. Anana ifiọk akaha - He is very destitute of sense.
Naña (Nàñá) /nàŋá/
Definition: 1. with a quiet ominous ending.
Example: 1. Utịt naña nịñinịñi esisụñọ kikprañ - The end of things begun with fuss always end in disaster or death. - Esien-Ekpe E. Okon.
Nakụn (Nàkụ̀n) /nàkụ̀n/
Definition: 1. (itiat ekpe), a stone made of basalt buried partly in front of Ekpe shed or house on which sacrifices were formerly made by Ekpe members every turn of the year for prosperity and protection. It is one of the identifying symbols of an Ekpe shed.
Nam (Nám) /nám/
Definition: 1. to do.
Example: 1. Nam ñkpọ oro - Do that thing.

2. Kunam aba - Don't do it again.

3. Nam kpasụk ntre - Keep on doing so.
Naña (Náñà) /náŋà/
Definition: 1. now; then.
Example: 1. Ka naña - Go then.

2. Nam naña - Do it now or then.
Natok (Nátók) /nátók/
Definition: 1. speaking with all linguistic ingredients.
Example: 1. Enye okpon natok ke inua - His mouth is full of eloquence.
Nan (Nàn) /nàn/
Definition: 1. blind.
Ndaeyo (Ǹdàéyò) /ǹdàéjò/
Definition: 1. the dry season, about October to March; bright sunshine.
Ndadaha (Ǹdádáhá) /ǹdádáhá/
Definition: 1. treading. A swimming technique which a swimmer undertakes in a vertical position to keep their head above the surface of the water while not using sufficient energy to move towards a specific direction.
Example: 1. Kpep ndituak ndadaha kini ọwọkde ewọk - Learn to thread while swimming.
Ndian (Ńdíáń) /ńdíán/
Definition: 1. clinging; a resisting of separation.
Ndianamba (Ǹdìànàmbà) /ǹdìànàmbà/
Definition: 1. growing together as to become one.
Example: 1. Ndianamba ukọm - The plantain growing into one.
Ndaha (Ǹdáhá) /ǹdáhá/
Definition: 1. state; condition; the wheel of fortune.
Example: 1. Eyo ñkpọ enyene ndaha iba - The wheel of fortune has two stages i.e good and bad.
Ndiansụhọ (Ǹdíáǹsụ́họ́) /ǹdíáǹsụ́hɔ́/
Definition: 1. leavings of food; remains of food after meals.
Example: 1. Adia ama ndomo ndiansụhọ ke usan - He eats all not even any leavings in the plate.
Ndiari (Ńdíárí) /ńdíárí/
Definition: 1. shrill noise, like the cricket; wild shrill cry.
Example: 1. Idiañ adiari ndiari - The cricket makes a shrill cry.
Ndiandia (Ǹdìàǹdìà) /ǹdìàǹdìà/
Definition: 1. (with eyenubuene), a fruit that is edible.
Ndịbe (Ǹdíbé) /ǹdíbé/
Definition: 1. secrecy; secret, hidden; clandestine act.
Example: 1. Anam ke ndịbe - He does it in secret.

2. Ndịbe esie akaha - His secrecy is excessive.
Ndidak (Ǹdídàk) /ǹdídàk/
Definition: 1. the tail of fresh palm wine leaves with which the pot is floored for cooking ekpañ ñkụkwọ.
Ndibiat (Ǹdíbìàt) /ǹdíbìàt/
Definition: 1. a destroying; destroying attitude; defaming; damage; wasting; lavish spending.
Example: 1. Ifọnke ndibiat enyịñ owo - It is not good to defame one's name.

2. Enye ama ndibiat okụk ñkaha - He likes much of lavish spending.
Ndidi (Ǹdídí) /ǹdídí/
Definition: 1. thread; yarn of thread of any kind.
Example: 1. Wañ ndidi - Wind the thread.

2. Enye afiak ndidi - She spins the thread or cord.
Ndidem (Ǹdídèm) /ǹdídèm/
Definition: 1. (plural of Edidem), kings; sovereigns, monarchs.
Example: 1. Ndidem ererimbot - Kings of the earth.
Ndidianitọñ (Ǹdídíánìtọ́ñ) /ǹdídíánìtɔ̀ŋ/
Definition: 1. soreness of the throat which makes swallowing difficult and painful; quinsy.
Ndidek (Ńdídék) /ńdídék/
Definition: 1. mucus evacuation.
Example: 1. Enye okpon ndidek ke añwa - He is fond of evacuating his mucus in the open.
Ndidien (Ńdídíén) /ńdídíén/
Definition: 1. dirt; filth; filth in a moral sense.
Example: 1. Añwaesien emi edehe odoro ndidien - This front yard is extremely filthy.

2. Kuda ndidien ikọ fo utiene mi - Don't bring your vile language to me.
Ndido (Ǹdìdò) /ǹdìdò/
Definition: 1. musical instrument of the harmonium group; harmonium.
Ndien (Ǹdíén) /ǹdíén/
Definition: 1. then; at length; and; consequently.
Example: 1. Ndien kini ama ekekem - At length when the time came.
Ndiduot (Ńdídùòt) /ńdídùòt/
Definition: 1. (plural of Ididuot), red.
Ndido (Ńdídó) /ńdídó/
Definition: 1. limb of the body; limb of any animal.
Example: 1. Sịbe ndido ebot - Cut off the limb of the goat.

2. Ñwan oro eye ndido - That woman has beautiful limbs.
Ndidiene (Ńdídìènè) /ńdídìènè/
Definition: 1. an abscess or boil on groin.
Example: 1. Ndidiene ofụt enye - He has this abscess.
Ndien (Ńdíén) /ńdíén/
Definition: 1. dainties in the form of meat or fish; animal food; ingredients.
Example: 1. Udia esie awak ndimiọk ye ndien - His food is always glutted with meat or fish.

2. Enye ama ndien ndien udia - He likes food glutted with meat or fish.
Ndịghe (Ńdíghé) /ńdíghé/
Definition: 1. intimidation, threat; something frightful; something that causes shudders.
Example: 1. Mokop ndịghe ke idem - I feel some shudder.

2. Mbonekọñ ẹkpon ndịghe ke idem - Soldies are full of intimidation.
Ndisintokon (Ǹdìsíńtòkòn) /ǹdìsíńtòkòn/
Definition: 1. a kind of green coloured bead.
Ndisụñunya (Ǹdìsụ́ñúnyà) /ǹdìsụ́ŋúɲà/
Definition: 1. a kind of small-winged termite.
Ndisọk (Ńdìsọ̀k) /ńdìsɔ̀k/
Definition: 1. (ndìsọ̀knsọ̀k), a cone-shaped fruit. Lat: Myrianthus arboreus.
Ndita (Ńdìtà) /ńdìtà/
Definition: 1. the fibrous or residual part of what has been chewed, as chewsticks, sugar cane or nuts.
Example: 1. Ndita ọkọk - The eschewed residue of chew-sticks.
Ndita (Ńdítá) /ńdítá/
Definition: 1. all animal food including fish.
Example: 1. Ama ndita - He likes animal food.

2. Owo ndita - One with a craving for meat and fish.
Nditet (Ńdítét) /ńdítét/
Definition: 1. a small plant with yellow flower; a type of garden egg.
Nditek (Ńdìtèk) /ńdìtèk/
Definition: 1. a plant used for soothsaying and for basket-making.
Nditaha (Ńdítáhá) /ńdítáhá/
Definition: 1. ruin; doom; destruction; bad circumstances.
Example: 1. Owo nditaha - A bankrupt or a ruined person.

2. Odụk nditaha - He is ruined or is passing through adversity.

3. Nditaha ñkpọ - A losing affair.

4. Eyen nditaha ufọk
Nditeñ (Ǹdìtéñ) /ǹdìtéŋ/
Definition: 1. stupidity; dullness.
Example: 1. Nditeñ ñkpọ - A stupid thing.

2. Nditeñ owo - A stupid person.
Ndikak (Ǹdíkàk) /ndíkàk/
Definition: 1. bible tracts containing psalms.
Ndịk (Ǹdík) /ǹdík/
Definition: 1. fear; dread; terror; respect.
Example: 1. Ñkpọ ndịk - Dreadful thing.

2. Enye efehe ndịk - He is afraid.

3. Nam ñkpọ ye akwaowo nyene ndịk - Behave before the senior with respect.
Nditan (Ǹdítán) /ǹdítán/
Definition: 1. incapacity to collect or apply one's thought, as when one's mind is violently disturbed by misfortune; a complete mental confusion caused by painful circumstances.
Example: 1. Mkpa ete esie anam enye nditan - His father's death makes him unable to think properly.

2. Ñkpọ ọsọñ ye enye tutu osio enye nditan - Conditions of things are so difficult withi him that he is confused.
Ndimba (Ǹdìmbà) /ǹdìmbà/
Definition: 1. fish trap made of strips of bamboo plaited together. See Nịmba.
Ndiọhọmmọñ (Ǹdìọ̀họ́ḿmọ̀ñ) /ǹdjɔ̀hɔ́ḿmɔ̀ŋ/
Definition: 1. (ñkpọ̀díọ́họ́ ḿmọ̀ñ), lake; pool of water; puddle; stagnant water.
Ndinanenyịn (Ǹdínànényìn) /ǹdínànéɲìn/
Definition: 1. high-handedness; oppression.
Example: 1. Owo ndinanenyịn - An oppressor, extortioner.
Ndiọkidem (Ǹdíọ́kìdém) /ǹdjɔ́kìdém/
Definition: 1. leanness.
Example: 1. Nnyene ndiọkidem kpukpru ini - I am always in poor health.
Ndiọi (Ǹdíọ́í) /ǹdíɔ́í/
Definition: 1. (plural of Idiọk), bad; evil.
Example: 1. Mme ndiọi owo - Bad people.
Ndiọkido (Ǹdíọ́kìdó) /ǹdjɔ́kìdó/
Definition: 1. unamiableness; bad deeds.
Ndiọkibuot (Ǹdíọ́kíbúòt) /ǹdjɔ́kíbúòt/
Definition: 1. wrong headedness; stupidity.
Ndiọñ (Ńdìọ̀ñ) /ńdjɔ̀ŋ/
Definition: 1. a disease of the skin with yellowish or whitish patches, chloasma.
Example: 1. Ndiọñ ata owo etiene nyai, okịm ata mi etiene nso? - Ndiọñ affects people through beauty, mine affects me for what? i.e he likes going to great people's house, why does he come to mine.
Ndiọkinua (Ǹdíọ́kínúȃ) /ǹdjɔ́kínúȃ/
Definition: 1. foul language; abusive language or words; swearing or cursing.
Example: 1. Enye edi owo ndiọkinua - He is a person fond of using abusive or foul language.

2. Ami maha ndiọkinua esie - I don't like his foul-mouthedness.
Ndiọñidem (Ǹdìọ̀ñìdém) /ǹdjɔ̀ŋìdém/
Definition: 1. adornment of the person; bedecking.
Example: 1. Ñkpọ ndiọñidem - Ornament.

2. Enye ama ndiọñidem uwo uwo - He likes to adorn his person exceedingly.
Ndịpedem (Ǹdípèdèm) /ǹdípèdèm/
Definition: 1. concealment of what is personal to one's view.
Example: 1. Owo ndịpedem - One who hides one's vices or circumstances.
Ndiọñisọñ (Ǹdìọ̀ñìsọ̀ñ) /ǹdjɔ̀ŋìsɔ̀ŋ/
Definition: 1. cultivation of the soil; husbandry; proper tillage.
Example: 1. Ndiọñisọñ esịn iñwañ eye - Good farming makes the farm beautiful.
Ndise (Ńdísé) /ńdísé/
Definition: 1. a sight; a spectacle; display; show; picture.
Example: 1. Ada mi enịm ñkpọ ndise - He puts me up as an object of spectacle.
Ndisa (Ǹdísá) /ǹdísá/
Definition: 1. sticks stuck into the ground for yam vines to climb on; yam sticks.
Ndise (Ǹdìsè) /ǹdìsè/
Definition: 1. pumpkin.
Ndisi (Ǹdísī) /ǹdísī/
Definition: 1. epilepsy; epileptic fit.
Ndisi (Ǹdìsí) /ǹdìsí/
Definition: 1. raw; uncooked, as food.
Example: 1. Ndisi unam - Raw flesh.

2. Tem ndisi - Parboil.

3. Fọp enye ndisi - Half-roast.
Ndondo (Ńdòńdò) /ńdòńdò/
Definition: 1. (with Oro), instantly; immediately.
Ndisịme (Ǹdìsímé) /ǹdìsímé/
Definition: 1. folly; foolishness; stupidity.
Example: 1. Ndisịme owo - A foolish man.

2. Ini ndisịme - Time of ignorance.
Ndọñesịt (Ǹdọ̀ñèsìt) /ǹdɔ̀ŋèsìt/
Definition: 1. (Idọñesịt), consolation; heartening.
Example: 1. Ikọ ndọñesịt - A consoling word.

2. Enyene akwa ndọñesịt - He has great consolation.
Ndondoemi (Ńdòńdòémì) /ńdòńdòémì/
Definition: 1. at once; instantly; lately.
Example: 1. Ka ke bọ okụk sọk mi ndondoemi - Go and get the money for me at once.
Ndọñifia (Ǹdọ̀ñífíá) /ǹdɔ̀ŋífíá/
Definition: 1. a large grub.
Ndọnọ (Ǹdọ́nọ́) /ǹdɔ́nɔ́/
Definition: 1. plain; smooth.
Example: 1. Ndọnọ okpokoro - A plain or smooth table.
Ndọnubọk (Ǹdọ̀núbọ̀k) /ǹdɔ̀núbɔ̀k/
Definition: 1. (abia), a kind of yam whose vines climb up of itself and require no support.
Ndorienyọñ (Ǹdòrìènyọ́ñ) /ǹdòrìèɲɔ́ŋ/
Definition: 1. orchids; mistletoe; a parasitic plant that grows and feeds on another.
Ndori (Ǹdòrì) /ǹdòrì/
Definition: 1. cross beam that holds the rafters of a roof.
Example: 1. Sịbe mfa menede ndori - Cut a forked stick on which to support the cross beam.
Ndọridọ (Ǹdọ́rídọ́) /ǹdɔ́rídɔ́/
Definition: 1. a whip of twig.
Ndoriuyo (Ǹdòrìùyò) /ǹdòrìùjò/
Definition: 1. false accusation; defamation; slander.
Example: 1. Owo ndoriuyo - A false accuser.

2. Mokop ndoriuyo emi enye odoride owo efen - I hear of his detraction of another.
Ndot (Ǹdòt) /ǹdòt/
Definition: 1. universe; world; land of the living.
Example: 1. Ndot enanade Ọbọñ obio oto oworusụk - The world has lost a king from distant lands. (Culled from Adiaha Etịm Añwa Añwa, Akpan Ntaọfiọñ, 1910).
Ndudiọñ (Ǹdùdìọ̀ñ) /ǹdùdjɔ̀ŋ/
Definition: 1. decking; dressing; put to right.
Example: 1. Ọkpọsọñ ndudiọñ - Excessive attempt to put right.

2. Iso iban akpa ke ndudiọñ - The faces of women look fine when they are adorned i.e women like to make their faces look attractive.
Ndudiañ (Ńdúdíáñ) /ńdúdíáŋ/
Definition: 1. weak (of body, character or mind).
Ndu (Ǹdú) /ǹdú/
Definition: 1. flavour; deliciousness; palatableness.
Example: 1. Ndu ọdọñọ ke ọkpọ unen - Flavour is contained in the marrow of the fowl's bones.
Ndudiap (Ńdùdíáp) /ńdùdíáp/
Definition: 1. a light object or person; a jovial person or one who is not serious; a soft thing or person.
Example: 1. Ke odudu idem Ọbọñ Okon ikedịghe ndudiap - In strength of body Chief Okon was not to be dismissed lightly i.e he was really powerful.

2. Ikpe iso obio idịghe ndudiap - To appear before the town court is not light business. - Chief O. E. Ndiyo.