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Igbo word

ọkụkọ

In Igbo, ọkụkọ means chicken / fowl. Hear it spoken by a native Igbo speaker, and read it in real sentences.

What ọkụkọ means

ọkụkọ Animal
chicken / fowlThe bird kept at home: 'àkwá ọkụkọ' = a chicken's egg.

How to say it

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

Igbo is tonal, so pitch can change a word’s meaning. The marks above show this reading. The recording is a native speaker.

ọkụkọ in a sentence

  • oké ọkụkọ mmy cockerel
  • oké ọkụkọ na nne ọkụkọa cockerel and a hen
  • Oké ọkụkọ na-akwa ákwá.The cockerel is crowing.