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Ukoko Uyono Urhobo Facebook Group by Urhobo12(m): 4:26pm On Jul 12, 2018
By:lgho Pearl Patience Amayo
Ihwo r’Urhobo wadooo!!! Oma r’owa nabe gan nò?
Urhobo-òò.. Òvuòvo.
None na avwanre ka ta kpahè ibieta rè (Pp, Rr, Ss kugbè Tt) v’obo re mran wan.
Urhobo people I greet you. Hope you are all doing fine? Urhobo is One.
We are going to talk about Letter (Pp, Rr, Ss & TT) and how they sound.
(Pp) Obo rò mran wan
(Pp) How it sound. P – as in Pi, Pe
Pha —————– Renounce
Phè —————– Urinate.
Phopho ———- Cover. As in cover with cloth.
Phopho ———- Blow. As in blow fire.
Phu-oma ——– Pompous.
Phiyò ————– Put.
IBIETA (Rr) v’obo rò mran wan.
LETTER (Rr) & how it sounds.
R – as in ri, re
Ra ————— Go.
Rha ————- Loose.
Re ————— Eat.
Rhe ————- Come.
Rhè ————- Filter.
Rè ————— Plead.
Rò ————— Swallow.
Rhò ————- Save.
Ru ————— Do.
Rhu ————- Blind.
Ruo ————- Do it.
Ruò ————- Enter.
Rhèrhè ——– Swim.
Roro ———— Think.
Rho ————– Big.
Rhò ————– Fall, of rain.
Rukèvwè —– Do for me.
IBIETA (Ss) v’obo rò mran wan.
LETTER (Ss) & how it sound.
S – as in c, see.
Sa ————— Shut.
Se ————— Call, read.
Sè ————— Dress. To look good.
So ————— Sing.
Si —————- Write.
Sio ————– Write it.
Sun ————- Lead.
Suvwe ——– Lead me/Accompany me.
Sasa ———– Smart.
IBIETA ri (Tt) v’obo rò mran wan.
LETTER (Tt) How it sound.
T – t, as in Tea, Teeth
Ta ————— Talk.
Takè ———– Talk to him/her.
Tamu ———- Talk and conclude.
Tamu ———– Gum. As it gum something.
Te —————– To reach somewhere.
Te —————– Play. As in to play game.
To boyi ——— Reach there.
Tòn ————— Dig.
Tòn ————— Live long.
Tota nunu —- Talk out.
Tivò ————— Where?
Tivò wò ra? — Where are u going?
Tivò wo nurhe? – Where did u come from?
Tivò wò rare? — Where did u go?
Tivò wo né cha? – Where are u coming from?
Takèvwè ————— Tell me.
Tota kèvwè ———– Talk to me.
Takè rere òrièn. —- Tell him to know.
Tivò òyè orere wèn? — Where is your place of Origin?
Tivò wò dia? —————– Were do u stay?
Biko mi ke kuè uyono na phiyò vwè etinè nonè. Enanò die rò, wò me nò. Èdèfa avwanre ka tuaphiyò nè IBIETA (Uu) yanran. Urhobo jevwe nò.
Please I will end the teaching here for today. If there are any questions you can ask. Another day we shall continue with Letter (Uu). I like Urhobo too much.
PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY IN ENGLISH AND URHOBO (By Prince Ejenavi E.Isodje)
Hair……………..Ẹto
Head……………Uyovwi
Skull……………..Ekpehre
Brains………….Afọrhe
Scalp…………….Ekrukuyovwi
Fore head…..Ekorhi, Arhare
Bridge………….Ugbuwe
Eyes……………….Ibiaro
Ears………………..Erhọ
Nose………………Uwe
Mouth……………Ugbunu
Lips………………..Ẹbẹre r’ugbunu
Tongue…………Ẹrẹvwe
Teeth……………..Ako
Cheeks…………..Ibiegban, Ohwa
Jaw………………….Idjohwa
Chin…………………Agbotọ
Face…………………Opharo
Neck………………..Ohọre
Throat…………….Upho
Adams Apple….Ubiupho
Shoulders………..Igabọ
Chest………………….Udu
Breast……………….Ivie
Heart…………………Ubiudu
Breath ………………. Ẹwẹn
Arms…………………Ugbobọ
Arm pit…………….Avianvwe
Hands……………….Abọ (Singular Obọ)
Fingers…………….Irhiabọ (Singular Urhiobọ)
Finger nails………Ififabọ
Palms………………….Ehẹrabọ
Abdomen………….Ugava, Evu
Umbilicus (Navel)……..Uhohi
Stomach……………………..Egede
Intestines…………………..Ivu
Livers…………………………..Irhue
Lungs………………………….Irhue r’phophogho
Kidneys………………………Ibiehu
Back…………………………….Ugbuko
Spine……………………………Ufi r’ugbuko
Ribs……………………………..Ẹfẹn, Ibiedada
Waist……………………….Ehu
Hip…………..Ogeh
Scrutum….Ivwrite
Testicles….Ibrivwrite
Penis……….Oshọ
Vagina…..Ohoro
Vulva……..Obotọ r’ohoro
Groin…….Agada
Buttocks…..Ikebe
Anus…………Unusọn
Legs…………Awọ
Laps………..Ekpoghawọ
Knee cap…..Owuro
Knee………….Ugbon
Toes………….Irhiawọ
Muscles……Irhiẹn
Blood……..Ọbara
Sperm…….Amioma
Womb……Uwevwi r’ọmọ
Tears……Amiovie
Saliva…..Enya
Bones…..Ibeku
Pubic hair…..Eto r’oshọ/Eto r’Ohoro.
Faeces…………Isọn
URHOBO LANGUAGE MUST NOT GO INTO EXTINCTION. ALL HANDS MUST BE ON DECK TO SEE THAT THIS WORK. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN AND WARDS URHOBO LANGUAGE NOW THAT THEY ARE YOUNG, SO THAT WHEN THEY GET OLD THEY WILL NOT DEPART FROM IT. URHOBO WADO O!
Ukeri R’ Urhobo (Urhobo Numerals) from 1- 1,000,000
1 = Ovo
2 = Ive
3 = Erha
4 = Ene
5 = Iyorin
6 = Esan
7 = Ighwre
8 = Erenre
9 = Irhirin
10 = Ihwe
11 = Ihwegbovo
12 = Ihwegbive
13 = Ihwegberha
14 = Ihwegbene
15 = Ihwegbiyorin
16 = Ihwegbesan
17 = Ihwegbighwre
18 = Ihwegberenre
19 = Ihwegbirhirin
20 = Uje
30 = Ogban
40 = Ujuve
50 = Ujuvegbihwe
60 = Ujorha
70 = Ujorhagbihwe
80 = Ujone
90 = Ujonegbihwe
100 = Ujorin
110 = Ujoringbihwe
120 = Ujosan
130 = Ujosan gbi ihwe
140 = Ujughwre
150 = Ujughwre gbi ihwe
160 = Ujorenren
170 = Ujorenren gbi ihwe
180 = Ujurhirin
190 = Ujurhirin gbi ihwe
200 = Ujorin ive / Uri
300 = Ujorin erha
400 = Ujorin ene
500 = Ujorin iyorin
600 = Ujorin esan
700 = Ujorin ighwre
800 = Ujorin erenren
900 = Ujorin irhirin
1,000 = Uriorin
2,000 = Uriorin ive
3,000 = Uriorin erha
4,000 = Uriorin ene
5,000 = Uriorin iyorin
6,000 = Uriorin esan
7,000 = Uriorin ighwre
8,000 = Uriorin erenren
9,000 = Uriorin irhirin
10,000 = Uriorin ihwe
20,000 = Uriorin uje
30,000 = Uriorin ogban
40,000 = Uriorin ujuve
50,000 = Uriorin ujuvegbihwe
60,000 = Uriorin ujorha
70,000 = Uriorin ujorhagbihwe
80,000 = Uriorin ujone
90,000 = Uriorin ujonegbihwe
100,000 = Odu
200,000 = Odu ive
300,000 = Odu erha
400,000 = Odu
Join Ukoko Isiesi urhobo Facebook group for more updates and www.ukokousiesiurhobogroup.
Join our messenger group community for audio � and video answers on some questions from learners
Vw'oma bavware evun ri ukoko ri meseja vwo neno kpahe obo Avwanre yone, ke a cha fa ke ovwan ekuoma ri ividio ve otaphia
Join my group on Messenger by visiting: https://m.me/join/AbblGogV7-u4CSeO
Re: Ukoko Uyono Urhobo Facebook Group by darlenese(f): 3:50am On May 10, 2019
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Re: Ukoko Uyono Urhobo Facebook Group by johnpablo541(m): 4:59am On May 10, 2019
Urhobo12:
By:lgho Pearl Patience Amayo
Ihwo r’Urhobo wadooo!!! Oma r’owa nabe gan nò?
Urhobo-òò.. Òvuòvo.
None na avwanre ka ta kpahè ibieta rè (Pp, Rr, Ss kugbè Tt) v’obo re mran wan.
Urhobo people I greet you. Hope you are all doing fine? Urhobo is One.
We are going to talk about Letter (Pp, Rr, Ss & TT) and how they sound.
(Pp) Obo rò mran wan
(Pp) How it sound. P – as in Pi, Pe
Pha —————– Renounce
Phè —————– Urinate.
Phopho ———- Cover. As in cover with cloth.
Phopho ———- Blow. As in blow fire.
Phu-oma ——– Pompous.
Phiyò ————– Put.
IBIETA (Rr) v’obo rò mran wan.
LETTER (Rr) & how it sounds.
R – as in ri, re
Ra ————— Go.
Rha ————- Loose.
Re ————— Eat.
Rhe ————- Come.
Rhè ————- Filter.
Rè ————— Plead.
Rò ————— Swallow.
Rhò ————- Save.
Ru ————— Do.
Rhu ————- Blind.
Ruo ————- Do it.
Ruò ————- Enter.
Rhèrhè ——– Swim.
Roro ———— Think.
Rho ————– Big.
Rhò ————– Fall, of rain.
Rukèvwè —– Do for me.
IBIETA (Ss) v’obo rò mran wan.
LETTER (Ss) & how it sound.
S – as in c, see.
Sa ————— Shut.
Se ————— Call, read.
Sè ————— Dress. To look good.
So ————— Sing.
Si —————- Write.
Sio ————– Write it.
Sun ————- Lead.
Suvwe ——– Lead me/Accompany me.
Sasa ———– Smart.
IBIETA ri (Tt) v’obo rò mran wan.
LETTER (Tt) How it sound.
T – t, as in Tea, Teeth
Ta ————— Talk.
Takè ———– Talk to him/her.
Tamu ———- Talk and conclude.
Tamu ———– Gum. As it gum something.
Te —————– To reach somewhere.
Te —————– Play. As in to play game.
To boyi ——— Reach there.
Tòn ————— Dig.
Tòn ————— Live long.
Tota nunu —- Talk out.
Tivò ————— Where?
Tivò wò ra? — Where are u going?
Tivò wo nurhe? – Where did u come from?
Tivò wò rare? — Where did u go?
Tivò wo né cha? – Where are u coming from?
Takèvwè ————— Tell me.
Tota kèvwè ———– Talk to me.
Takè rere òrièn. —- Tell him to know.
Tivò òyè orere wèn? — Where is your place of Origin?
Tivò wò dia? —————– Were do u stay?
Biko mi ke kuè uyono na phiyò vwè etinè nonè. Enanò die rò, wò me nò. Èdèfa avwanre ka tuaphiyò nè IBIETA (Uu) yanran. Urhobo jevwe nò.
Please I will end the teaching here for today. If there are any questions you can ask. Another day we shall continue with Letter (Uu). I like Urhobo too much.
PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY IN ENGLISH AND URHOBO (By Prince Ejenavi E.Isodje)
Hair……………..Ẹto
Head……………Uyovwi
Skull……………..Ekpehre
Brains………….Afọrhe
Scalp…………….Ekrukuyovwi
Fore head…..Ekorhi, Arhare
Bridge………….Ugbuwe
Eyes……………….Ibiaro
Ears………………..Erhọ
Nose………………Uwe
Mouth……………Ugbunu
Lips………………..Ẹbẹre r’ugbunu
Tongue…………Ẹrẹvwe
Teeth……………..Ako
Cheeks…………..Ibiegban, Ohwa
Jaw………………….Idjohwa
Chin…………………Agbotọ
Face…………………Opharo
Neck………………..Ohọre
Throat…………….Upho
Adams Apple….Ubiupho
Shoulders………..Igabọ
Chest………………….Udu
Breast……………….Ivie
Heart…………………Ubiudu
Breath ………………. Ẹwẹn
Arms…………………Ugbobọ
Arm pit…………….Avianvwe
Hands……………….Abọ (Singular Obọ)
Fingers…………….Irhiabọ (Singular Urhiobọ)
Finger nails………Ififabọ
Palms………………….Ehẹrabọ
Abdomen………….Ugava, Evu
Umbilicus (Navel)……..Uhohi
Stomach……………………..Egede
Intestines…………………..Ivu
Livers…………………………..Irhue
Lungs………………………….Irhue r’phophogho
Kidneys………………………Ibiehu
Back…………………………….Ugbuko
Spine……………………………Ufi r’ugbuko
Ribs……………………………..Ẹfẹn, Ibiedada
Waist……………………….Ehu
Hip…………..Ogeh
Scrutum….Ivwrite
Testicles….Ibrivwrite
Penis……….Oshọ
Vagina…..Ohoro
Vulva……..Obotọ r’ohoro
Groin…….Agada
Buttocks…..Ikebe
Anus…………Unusọn
Legs…………Awọ
Laps………..Ekpoghawọ
Knee cap…..Owuro
Knee………….Ugbon
Toes………….Irhiawọ
Muscles……Irhiẹn
Blood……..Ọbara
Sperm…….Amioma
Womb……Uwevwi r’ọmọ
Tears……Amiovie
Saliva…..Enya
Bones…..Ibeku
Pubic hair…..Eto r’oshọ/Eto r’Ohoro.
Faeces…………Isọn
URHOBO LANGUAGE MUST NOT GO INTO EXTINCTION. ALL HANDS MUST BE ON DECK TO SEE THAT THIS WORK. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN AND WARDS URHOBO LANGUAGE NOW THAT THEY ARE YOUNG, SO THAT WHEN THEY GET OLD THEY WILL NOT DEPART FROM IT. URHOBO WADO O!
Ukeri R’ Urhobo (Urhobo Numerals) from 1- 1,000,000
1 = Ovo
2 = Ive
3 = Erha
4 = Ene
5 = Iyorin
6 = Esan
7 = Ighwre
8 = Erenre
9 = Irhirin
10 = Ihwe
11 = Ihwegbovo
12 = Ihwegbive
13 = Ihwegberha
14 = Ihwegbene
15 = Ihwegbiyorin
16 = Ihwegbesan
17 = Ihwegbighwre
18 = Ihwegberenre
19 = Ihwegbirhirin
20 = Uje
30 = Ogban
40 = Ujuve
50 = Ujuvegbihwe
60 = Ujorha
70 = Ujorhagbihwe
80 = Ujone
90 = Ujonegbihwe
100 = Ujorin
110 = Ujoringbihwe
120 = Ujosan
130 = Ujosan gbi ihwe
140 = Ujughwre
150 = Ujughwre gbi ihwe
160 = Ujorenren
170 = Ujorenren gbi ihwe
180 = Ujurhirin
190 = Ujurhirin gbi ihwe
200 = Ujorin ive / Uri
300 = Ujorin erha
400 = Ujorin ene
500 = Ujorin iyorin
600 = Ujorin esan
700 = Ujorin ighwre
800 = Ujorin erenren
900 = Ujorin irhirin
1,000 = Uriorin
2,000 = Uriorin ive
3,000 = Uriorin erha
4,000 = Uriorin ene
5,000 = Uriorin iyorin
6,000 = Uriorin esan
7,000 = Uriorin ighwre
8,000 = Uriorin erenren
9,000 = Uriorin irhirin
10,000 = Uriorin ihwe
20,000 = Uriorin uje
30,000 = Uriorin ogban
40,000 = Uriorin ujuve
50,000 = Uriorin ujuvegbihwe
60,000 = Uriorin ujorha
70,000 = Uriorin ujorhagbihwe
80,000 = Uriorin ujone
90,000 = Uriorin ujonegbihwe
100,000 = Odu
200,000 = Odu ive
300,000 = Odu erha
400,000 = Odu
Join Ukoko Isiesi urhobo Facebook group for more updates and www.ukokousiesiurhobogroup.

from my little understanding of the Urhobo language, I think Rukeme means do for me, Rukevwe is the past tense.
Re: Ukoko Uyono Urhobo Facebook Group by Urhobo12(m): 10:40am On Jun 03, 2019
When making a sentence for pastence Urhobo dnt have actual words for it in all cases.... Eg you can say ode ye(pastence of today) but when you want to say I told her ( do we have any word for pastence, for Told?) no, so you will say ( mi vue re ode ye) I hope you understand

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