Friday, 8 May 2020

IVAIROSI IKORONA (CORONA VIRUS) COVID-19

The Covid-19 has been the discussion on everybody’s lips since the start of this year. This is no surprise as the virus (oshishi egbe) which started in China has spread to every continent on the surface of the earth. Governments around the world are having a hard time tackling the disease as many have died, and there has been a negative impact on the economy with many people fearing that they will lose their jobs.
Below are some Etsako terms which are related to the coronavirus.
coronavirus
Photo by CDC on Pexels.com
Akualo – face mask
With the rise of the coronavirus, people have been advised to use a facemask when when leaving the house to reduce the chances of catching the virus. The Etsako word for facemask; akualo, is formed from two words: ku which means to cover , and alo which means face. 
man wearing black goggles and protective suit
Photo by CDC on Pexels.com
Ivairosi– virus
This word, like many other technical words, is derived from English.
Ichinokhia-n’egbe – social distancing
People have been equally advised to stand at a distance of at least 3 metres when in public to reduce the chances of catching or spreading an infection. Ichinokhia n’egbe literally means to move away from each other.
Ikuarantini/Isoleshoni – quarantine/isolation
This is to lock a person away from others to prevent them from spreading the disease to healthy people. Quarantine is used for people who have been confirmed to have the disease, while isolation is used for those who are suspected to have the disease.
Isenta isoleshoni – isolation centre
Iguami n'o gase – disease outbreak
Amie – symptoms
Amwu/Infekshoni – infection
Derived from the verb mwu which means to catch.
Ishitoshowa – stay-at-home
People have been advised to sit at home to reduce the spread of the infection.
Iguese evholi – lockdown
Lockdowns were instituted all over the world in countries were the virus had spread to. Recently though, countries have begun to lift the lockdowns because of the effect it has on the economy. It has been argued that a lockdown is not the best approach to tackling the virus.

VHA SHITO SHI OWA. VHA KHA MOLI AMIE IVAIROSI IKORONA, VHA YAGUA VHA YE ASIBITU.

UKI AZUMI (RAMADHAN)

Uki i’Ramadhan ki uki ozitiili vh'elemi ukalele (ikalenda) Imusulumi. L’o ki uki azumi ni imuslumi ku n’e la eke-agbo e ga la elemi oli aa mwu azumi.
Ishinegba o guase eye elemi Al-kur’ani: Vhevhe ni vha she yayi, A she keke azumi na vhe abi a kpo li keke o n’agbo n’e kpalo vhe, vha ke moli inofe. Q2:183.
quran
Photo by abdulmeilk majed on Pexels.com
A kha me uki ogbo l’uki i’Ramadhan o r’aa gbase. A kha ke gue me uki ogbo owese, uki i’Ramadhan o fo. Ogbele uye ali itiili (29) kokua ogbele uye ali igbe (30) l’a mwue vh'elemi uki i’Ramadhan.
Elemi uki i’Ramadha, vh'ele iyose izemi (Laylatul Qadr) l’Ishinegba o ro r’al-kur’ani kpiale gi Anebi Muhammad (SAW).
Ishinegba o guase eye vh'elemi Al-kur’ani: Uki i’Ramadhan ki uki n’a la r’al-kur’ani kpiale, o ke ki irodekase n’agbo ali etseke n’o kala n’o laa r’irodekase n’agbo ali ufadegbea (iteteva imwagie ali olemi). Onye vhe n’o da ke me oni uki, o mwu azumi shi o. Onoosoku-egbe kokua oni o ye okhiali, o lolo mwuno vh'ele ewese. Olokhome l’Ishinegba o nono na vhe, akhi omwunu l’o nono na vhe; vha ke mwuno eni ele gba ali khi vha ke r’Ishinegba fu obode n'o ro r’ode kase vhe, ali khi vha ke kpemi. Q2:185
Uki i’Ramadhan, uki azumi l’o kia. Elemi oni uki ona amusulumi o vha laa le emenaale, o vha laa da ame, o vha laa chi mama okpotso te ele uzogbe aa rami ele iyose. Amusulumi o vha laa chi mama ikakpuli imwe, o vha laa nu ogbo kholi, o vha laa ka, o vha laa mwe imwemi n’e vha chi eso. Udu oli ku l’o laa ro n'Ishinegba.
Azumi ogbo o dobe aa fuechea (ria) o kha kieli eni imwe ena;
  1. o kha le emenaale neni ovo o j’eke
  2. o kha nu ugue oli gue
  3. okpotso o kha me olia-uki oli
  4. okpotso n’o aa me o kha via
A me agbo n’azumi o vha kila omema (adarura) na. Eni agbo ena ki;
  1. Okioji kokua okpisha
  2. onoosokuegbe
  3. okpotso n’o aa me (n'o aa sami)
  4. okpotso n’o r’omo shi egbe
  5. oni o ye okhie
  6. okpotso n’o la ishito (okpotso n'o me olia-uki oli)
  7. ivhie
  8. ogbo n’egbe (ukpakomi) o vha gba na
Eni e vha dobe mwu azumi e kemi emenaale n’eneemwue. Ama e kha dobe mwu azumi, oyo l’o somi ne.
Uki i’Ramadhan o kha fo – n’a kha she da me uki ogbo – a khe r’idi al-fitr ro gele. Idi eva l’a mwue vhi adini al-islam;
  1. Eid al-fitr (Isala n’okeke)
  2. Eid al-adha (Isala n’o fu)
Isinegba nyie azumi eye vho, u gbe etse kua n’eye. Ishinegba r’onagie na eye vhi oni agbo ona ali elemi. isee!

IKELIMA EGBO (NEW WORDS)

azumi – fasting
uki – moon, month
ishito – menstruation
olia-uki – menstrual flow
onoomwue – the poor, needy
onoosokuegbe – the sick
ukalele – calendar

QURAN2:185

UKI I'RAMADAN KI UKI N'A LA R'AL-KUR'ANI KPIALE O KE KI IRODEKASE N'AGBO ALI IRODEKASE N'O KALA ALI ADEGBEA (N'O LA ITETEVA IMWAGIE ALI EFE). ONYE VHE N'O DA ME ONI UKI, O MWU AZUMI OLI. ONI O VHA KE SOKU EGBE LAA ONI O YE OKHIALI, O MWU UWE OLI ELE EWESE. OLOKHOME L'ISHINEGBA O NONO NA VHE, AKHI OMWUNU L'O NONO NA VHE. VHA KE DOBE MWU ONI AZUMI GBA ALI KHI VHA KE R'ISHINEGBA KHUA TIRALI ODE N'O RO KASE VHE, ALI KHI VHA KE KPEMI.

The Month of Ramadhan is the month in which the Qur'an was revealed as guidance for mankinf, and as clear guidance and a seperation (between truth and falsehood). Whoever witnesses it should fast in it. Whoever is sick or on a journey, then let him fast a number of other days. Allah desires ease for you, and He desires not hardship for you. So that you may complete the days (of fasting), and magnify Allah for His guidance, and so that you may be thankful.

COVID19: OSHISHI-IKORONA

COVID19 o ki iguami n'amwu n'a kiatso me vhi ukpe 2019. Evholi Wuhan n'o la Ichaina l'o kpo kiatso la lase, ama neena o she gase ashakasha ku vhi eke-agbo.

N'a ro rami 7 May, 2020; agbo n'e mwu oni iguami e she dose ekeka 3.84 elemi edevholi 187. Agbo n'e dose 269,000 e she ghuloa.

Amie oshishi-ikorona n'a yese ne ki; iba, okofo, oloseme, iyeme n'omwunu ali iwase iwese ali ilele-unu. O kha yemi dose, agbo eghuo e rue i'pneumonia, laa ikpamelami n'e la vhe elemi egbe e vha gue laa gbe akanya onagie.

Ereghe n'ogbo ro mwu oni iguami rami ereghe n'amie oli o ro laa lase o ki ekeke ele eva (ele 2) rami ele igbe ali ene (ele 14).

Photo by Edward Jenner

Agbo e kha chi mama egbe l'oni iguami o r'aa gase ro te ikpami ame n'e te ogbo egbe aa lase ro te imwemi, okofo, itisha iyo ali iyo. Eni ikpami ame e vhaa tese shi akpekpe neni e de shi eke. Ama ogbo o dobe laa mwu oni iguami  o kha r'obo chi asha n'eni ikpami ame e de shi, o ke gue r'oni obo chi alo.

Ede n'a dobe te laa khe egbe aga oni amwu ki;
  1. ikpaboa eregheeghe
  2. ichinokhia n'agbo ninanina agbo n'e moli amie oni oshishi
  3. igueseshi
  4. ir'ode guese isue n'a kha laa tisha
  5. ime r'abo n'a vha kpea ne r'o chi alo
  6. ir'akualo ro guese alo a kha laa lase owa le ninanina agbo n'e moli amie oni iguami  ali ereloku eneize
Abi Akugbe Isokuegbe N'Eke-agbo (World Health Organisation) e mwe; a vha me idano ne n'oni iguami. Tirali ona, ogboogbo e r'egbe khia, e shito shi owa n'e vha moli akanya n'o mwuemi shi atode. Ogbo o kha laa lase o r'akualo shi alo. Ogbo o kha r'obo chi asha, o kpe abo a, laa o r'isanitaiza abo r'o shishi abo a.

EMATA EGBO


oshishi - virus
amwu - infection
iguami n'amwu - infectious disease
eke-agbo - world
akualo - face mask
eneize - the sick
ereloku - caregivers
ekeka - million
amie - symptoms
ikpami-ame - droplets

Describing People

Ọ yaga - s/he is tall Ọ shẹ - s/he is short Ọ khua - s/he is big/fat Ọ gba - s/he is fat Ọ fu - s/he is big Ọ zegbe - he/she is fat Ọ nisẹ -...