Ọrụ “na” na-arụ n’Asụsụ Igbo (I) by Alisonomi

byNnaemeka, O.M.I
-August 29, 2019

NA bu otu n’ime mkpụrụ okwu di ezigbo mkpa n’asụsụ Igbo. Ọ na-arụ nnukwu ọrụ n’ụtọ asụsụ Igbo. Ọ di ụzọ di iche a na-ede ya n’ahiriokwu. Ọrụ na na-arụ n’ahiriokwu gosiri etu a na-ede ya n’ime ahiriokwu.

1. NA na-aru ọrụ dika isingwa (main verb). Mgbe ọ bụla na na-aru ọru dika isingwa, ọ na-aghọrọ ngwa.

a. Ọ naa m ihe – he takes something from me.

b. Ọ nara gi oke gi – She took your share.

c. Ọ natara ya ego – S/he collected money from him/her.

d. A nabatara m ihe i kwuru – I accepted what you said

2. NA na-aru ọrụ nnyemaaka ngwaa (auxiliary verb). Mgbe na na-aru ọrụ dika nnyemaaka ngwaa, a na-edoka ya na ngwaa ọ na-enyere aka aka site itinye akara edemede nke a na-akpọ hyphen.

a. Anyi na-amu asụsụ Igbo – We are learning Igbo language.

b. Ha na-ekpe udo – They are negotiating for peace.

c. Ike na-eri ji na Jamini.

3. NA na-arụ ọrụ njiko mkpọaha (conjuction). Mgbe na na-arụ ọrụ dika njiko mkpọaha, a na-ede ya ka ọ kwuru onwe ya.

a. Obi na Ada bu nwanne – Ada and Obi are relatives.

b. Aki na ụkwa di ụtọ – Kernel and breadfruits are delicious

c. Ngọzi na Nkechi bu ụmuakwụkwọ – Ngozi and Nkechi are students

4. NA na-arụ ọrụ mbuụzọ (Preposition). Mgbe na nọ n’ihu okwu e jiri udaume bido, a na-ewepu a tinye rikom elu.

a. Ọ nọ n’ime ụlọ – It is inside the house.

b. Ha bi n’Asaba.

c. Ha biara n’udo – They came in peace

4b. Mgbe na nọ n’ihu okwu bidoro na mgbochiume ọ na-anọrọ onwe ya.