Today on Learn Idoma Language on IDOMA VOICE, we bring you some examples of Idoma homophones.

homophones are words pronounced alike but different in meaning or derivation or spelling. These words may be spelled differently from each other (such as to, too, and two), or they may be spelled the same way (as in quail meaning ‘to cower’ and quail meaning a type of bird).

Here are some examples of Idoma homophones and their meanings.

Note that this could be Idoma enone or enochi. 

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Idoma      English

Eyi Eyi   Eyi	Eye Blood Head
Oche Oche Oche	King Soap Human human
Okpa Okpa Okpa Okpa Okpa Okpa	Staff Stream Friend Book Comet Moi Moi Oath/Swear
Enwu Enwu Enwu	Bee Honey Nose
Ewu Ewu Ewu Ewu	War Mountain Goat Firewood
Ewo Ewo	City/community Dog
Unu Unu	Inside Fight
Ola Ola	Fart Fire
Ebe Ebe	Sight Animal
Oka	Story/news Bead
Eje Eje  Eje  Eje  Eje  Eje	Beans Dance Give  Tiredness  Tiger  Wine
Owe Owe Owe	Road Door Suffering
Ochi Ochi Ochi Ochi Ochi	Seat Three Rice Tomorrow/Morning Bad luck
Owu Owu Owu	Wool Breeze/Wind Pound
Ela Ela Ela Ela	Termite Crow Talk Lice
Uka Uka	Chewing stick Church
Utu Utu Utu	Nail Vagina Contribution
Ene Ene Ene Ikwu Ikwu Ikwu	Mother Yesterday This one Cypress tree Death Crocodile Cry
Ogo Ogo Ogo	Hawk Plate Hole
Isi Isi	Yam Small basket
Aga Aga	Finger Axe
Ena Ena	Cow Scorpion
Ame Ame	Breast Palm inflorescences
Oba Oba	Husband Silo
Onya Onya Onya	Wife Trap Horse
Igwu Igwu Igwu	Call Guinea Corn  Blade