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Igbo word

ọhịa

In Igbo, ọhịa means bush / forest / farmland. See how it is said, syllable by syllable, and read it in real sentences.

What ọhịa means

ọhịa Place
bush / forest / farmlandThe uncleared land outside a town: 'n'etiti ọhịa' = in the middle of the bush.

How to say it

Say it as ọ́-hị́-á. 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.

ọhịa in a sentence

  • Agwọ dị n’ọhịa.There is a snake in the bush.
  • Otu mgbe, n’otu obodo nta dị n’etiti ọhịa, Mbe na Udele bụ ezigbo enyi.Once upon a time, in a small town deep in the forest, Tortoise and Vulture were good friends.