Lotí ogba ogbolo

Esan language

Ákwí Wikipídiya

Esan Che ichi ka efu Nigeria. Ma dọmọ ache ami diktionari kpai ami ọtakada alu kuma a ka ẹnefu eyi ichi dufu. Ami alu ichi wewe dẹ , eyi ki Ogwa, Ẹkpoma (Ekuma), Ebhossa (okhuesan)

(Ewossa), Ewohimi, Ewu, Ewatto, Ebelle, Igueben, Irrua, Ohordua, Uromi, Uzea, Ubiaja kpai Ugbohad'efuma.[1]

Ami Alu ichi Esan dialects dab'alu ki Osiruemu (2010) kpẹru:[2]

Official name Esan name Speech areas/Villages Local Government Areas
Ekpoma Iruekpen Ekuma Iruekpen Akahia, Ayetoro, Egoro, Amede, Eguare, Egoro Eko, Oikhena, Idoa, Igor, Illeh, Izogen, Uhiele, Ujeme, Ukpenu, Urohi, idumebo, ihumudumu Esan West
Ewatto Ebhoato Okhuesan, Emu, Okhuedua Esan South East
Igueben Igueben Ebele, Uzebu, Uhe, Ebhosa, Ekpon Igueben
Ilushi Ilushi Oria, Onogholo, Uzea, Ugboha Esan South East
Irrua Uruwa Egua Ojirua, Atwagbo, Isugbenu, Usenu, Uwesan, Ugbohare, Ibori, Edenu, Ibhiolulu, Opoji Esan Central
Ogwa Ujogba Ogua Ugiogba Ujogba, Amahor, Ugun Esan West
Ohordua Okhuedua Ohordua, Ewohimi Esan South East
Ubiaja Ubiaza Eguare, Kpaja, Udakpa Esan South East
Udo Udo Udo, Ekpon, Ekekhen Igueben
Ugbegun Ugbegun Ugbegun, Ugbegun Ebodin, Ekekhen, Ewossa, Ujabhole, Ugbelor Esan Central
Ugboha Owaha Emu, Oria, Ilushi Esan South East
Uromi Urhomwun Uzea, Obeidun, Ivue, Ibhiolulu, Awo, Amendokhen, Ebulen, Ekomado, Uwesan Esan North East

Abo kuma kwi Uromi, Irrua kpai Ewu a ka alu ichi Esan ki che ojoji re i chẹnw kẹ nwa go kpai abo kuma kwi Uzea, dagba iche alu kuma kọ tanẹ kakini abo Uromi kpai abo Uzea people nẹ ami okwo okwo kate.[3] Ẹgẹne ami ojoji ki dẹ ukpalu kpai ẹkọ tanẹ ami ọla chẹ wewe efu ichi Esan. Ojile ami ujeju ọdọ eyi Esan Kings' Council che Ẹnẹfu ma adu che todu eyi. Amá, ma che ujiwe kakini ichi Esan che ẹnwu ogbogaga nwu ọwọ ugbo kuma jọ. Ma kọchẹ nwu yi unyi ukọchẹ yi ọgbọdu Anẹ Esan, Ichi Esan oji rediyo kpai tẹlẹvishọn chẹ kpọr'anẹ. [4]

Ami Odu kuma kpọr'anẹ

[nwọ́che | nwó étéwn che]

Ukọchẹ ichi du ña kakini ọla ‘gbe’ ma adu ch'ekwu tule efu Esan, i nẹ ẹtẹ ojoji mi 76 efu dictiọnari. Ami odu kuma chanẹ kpai Ọsẹ; Ẹhi, Ẹhiz abẹki Ẹhis; kpai Okoh (nwu ọnẹkẹlẹ), Okhuo (nwu onobulẹ) kpọ ranẹ tule efu Esan: Ehizefe, Ẹhizọkhae, Ẹhizojie, Ẹhinọmẹn, Ẹhimanre, Ẹhizẹle, Ẹhimẹn, Ẹhikhayimẹntor, Ẹhikhayimẹnle, Ẹhijantor,Ehicheoya,Emiator kpai abo kibọ.; Ọsẹmundiamẹn, Ọsẹmhẹngbe, kpai abo kibọ.; Okosun, Okojie, Okodugha, Okoemu, Okouromi,Okoukoni, Okougbo, Okoepkẹn, Okoror, Okouruwa, Oriaifo kpai abo kibọ. Ti Oko-, 'Ọm-' duu kuma neke du tẹ ukpoji odu lẹ ki du odu onobulẹ dudu, ujiwe nwu che Ọmosun, Ọmuromi, kpai abo ki bọ.

Ọna kuma a dọ

[nwọ́che | nwó étéwn che]

[2]

:

a, b, d, e, ẹ, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, ọ, p, r, s, t, u, v, w, y, z.

digraph esian chi

bh, gb, gh, kh, kp, kw (rarely used), mh, nw, ny, sh.


Singular Plural
imẹn (I, me) iman (we, us)
uwẹ (you) ibha (you, or Pidgin English ‘una’)
ọle (he, him) ele (they, them)
ọlle (she, her) elle (they, them)
ọhle (it) ehle (they, them)
no English equivalent:
AahÉwn malábó:Ref
otuan [preceding human figure] ituan [preceding human figures]Éwn malábó:Ref
ukpọleÉwn malábó:Ref ikpọleÉwn malábó:Ref

Éwn malábó:Note‘Aah’ can only be used as subject. (‘otuan’ and ‘ukpọle’ can be used in both ways: Otuan

  1. "Welcome To Esanland Edo state Nigeria". www.edoworld.net. Retrieved 2020-12-19.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Osiruemu, Evarista. 2010. A structural dialectology of Esan. Doctoral dissertation, University of Ibadan.
  3. Aluede, Charles O.; Bello, Abayomi O. (2016-08-02). "Amojo Amen-Niyeye: a study in Esan minstrels". EJOTMAS: Ekpoma Journal of Theatre and Media Arts. 5 (1–2). doi:10.4314/ejotmas.v5i1-2.7. ISSN 2449-1179.
  4. Nardini, Robert (2000-04-01). "Op-Ed-Opinions and Editorials-Johannes Gutenberg, Publishing Chaos and Ebooks". Against the Grain. 12 (2). doi:10.7771/2380-176x.3064. ISSN 2380-176X.

Éwn malábó:IncubatorÉwn malábó:Volta-Niger languages