The document explains the concept of affixes in the Igbo language, categorizing them into three types: prefixes, interfixes, and suffixes. It provides examples of each type, illustrating how they modify or create new words. Additionally, it includes an assignment to identify and underline affixes in given words.
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Easter Term js3 Week 3
The document explains the concept of affixes in the Igbo language, categorizing them into three types: prefixes, interfixes, and suffixes. It provides examples of each type, illustrating how they modify or create new words. Additionally, it includes an assignment to identify and underline affixes in given words.
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MGBAKWUNYE
Gini bu mgbakwunye? O bu irighiri okwu niile a na-
agbakwunyere ngwaa n’ihu, n’etiti maobu n’azu. UDIRI YA DI ICHE ICHE 1. Mgbakwunye nganihu(Prefix) 2. Mgbakwunye nnonetiti(Interfix) 3. Mgbakwunye nsonaazu(Suffix) Mgbakwunye nganihu bu ndi a na-agbakwunye n’ihu isingwaa iji mebe okwu ohuru. Omumaatu: a/e dika ndi a: Nganihu na omekangwaa:asi, esi. eri, agba, ekwu, aga, dgz Nganihu na mfinitiv:iga, ije, iri, iju, iza, icho, ikwu, igba, ira, ikpo, dgz Nganihu na jerondu: odide, oriri, osisi, okwukwu, oruru, ogiga, opupu, dgz Mgbakwunye nnonetiti bu ndi a na-agbakwunye n’etiti okwu obula o no na ya, o kachasi n’etiti isingwaa abuo. Omumaatu: Nnonetiti ndi nwere ‘m’- atamata, erimeri, anumanu, edemede, ejemeje, abamaba, ewumewu, akumaku, atumatu, akomako, dgz Nnonetiti ndi nwere ‘r’- ederede, egwuregwu, ekwurekwu, esiresi, apirapi, anyuranyu, dgz Nnonetiti ndi nwere ‘ta’- nhatanha, akataaka, awutaawu, dgz Assignment: Underline all the affixes in the following words: bute, nhatanha, ederede, acha, egbu, aku, ewumewu, pekara, pichaa, chota.