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Igbo word

jụrụ

In Igbo, jụrụ means asked / enquired. Hear it spoken by a native Igbo speaker, and read it in real sentences.

What jụrụ means

jụrụ Past verb
asked / enquiredCompleted form of 'jụ' (ask): 'Ha jụrụ ndị nọ n'ahịa' = they asked the people at the market. The undotted 'juru' is a different verb, 'ju' (be full).

How to say it

Say it as jụ-rụ. Keep every written vowel clear, including dotted vowels, without adding an English stress pattern.

Igbo is a tonal language, so the pitch of a word carries meaning. The spelling above keeps the marks the app teaches, and the recording is a native speaker, not a machine voice.

jụrụ in a sentence

  • Ndị na-ege ntị jụrụ ya ihe ụzọ abụọ ahụ pụtara.The listeners asked him what the two paths meant.
  • Ha jụrụ ndị nọ n'ahịa ma onwe onye furu akpa ji.They asked the people at the market whether anyone had lost a bag of yams.
  • Tupu emume ahụ amalite, anyị jụrụ onye nhazi ihe a tụrụ anya n'aka anyị.Before the event began, we asked the organiser what was expected of us.