Howl :
tiekwanụ mkpu ákwá
anụmanụ na-agbọ, tiekwanụ mkpu ákwá, ahụhụ, ákwá, kwasie ákwá ike, mbigbọ, ebigbọ, ịja mma, mkpu, tie mkpu, iti mkpu, mkpọtụ, oku na-aga
tiekwanụ mkpu ákwá, ákwá, ọganihu, mbigbọ, ọnụma, ekeme ndisioro uyo, mkpu, tie mkpu, iti mkpu, oku na-aga, na-abụ abụ si
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tiekwanụ mkpu ákwáetiwo mkpu ákwáhowlerhowlersanụmanụ na-agbọ-eti mkpu ákwá
Noun(1) a long loud emotional utterance(2) the long plaintive cry of a hound or a wolf(3) a loud sustained noise resembling the cry of a hound
Verb(1) emit long loud cries(2) cry loudly, as of animals(3) make a loud noise, as of wind, water, or vehicles(4) laugh unrestrainedly and heartily
(1) The former pits a grinding feedback howl against persistent organs before the organ eventually sputters to a halt, exhausted.(2) he let out a howl of anguish(3) The only sound was the sound of a lone wolf's howl into the hopeless night.(4) Last night, in the full moon, I heard a wolf howl , and this morning I woke up to a dead bear next to my side.(5) He spat out blood and let out a howl like a wolf that had just been shot by a hunter, before finally collapsing onto the ground.(6) I heard the ensuing howl of pain over the hum and rattle of the printer.(7) Silence enveloped the room again, save for the howl of the winds, muted by several inches of ultra-dense hull plating.(8) I truly do not relish the thought of living under a huge tarpaulin when the west winds howl .(9) Sudden gasps of hot wind howl through lodges, camps, villages and the woodlands.(10) The first man remained and watched the city, listening to the wind howl through its streets.(11) The wolf made a long howl than began to charge at him as well.(12) He placed his other arm around her and listened to the wind howl as the sun shimmered down weakly.(13) Outside, the howl of the wind and rain gave their shelter a cold but cozy feel.(14) His howl of pain and anger was the most pleasant sound I could have heard right then.(15) She heard something crunch, and then a howl of pain.(16) A howl of pain told them he'd been killed as well.
(1) how are you ::
Kedu ka ị mere(2) how many ::
ole(3) how much ::
ego ole(4) how long ::
ogologo ole(5) how often ::
Kedu ugboro ole(6) how come ::
Kedu ka o siri mee(7) how far ::
otú anya(8) know-how ::
mara ka esi eme
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