Learn Isoko Language Part 6 (Insects)

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Insects—Emera


Learn the names of insects in Isoko. Some of them are edible and so so yummy. e.g, edible maggot. But some are wicked, poisonous and deadly. While others are very beautiful to behold. As you learn their names try to identify them and placed them in that categories.
This is important for your safety.
Read on!

Centipede—Akpakpasumagha


Millipede—Ẹzii



Weaver Ant/Red Ant—Okpajeje




Needle Ant—Ẹvẹvẹ



Needle Ant with wing—Ẹvẹvera/Akprese


Bee—Ọnyọ











Wasp—Akparesa/Akpalesa


Mud Wasp—Ogbu




Soldier Ant—Umu




Mosquito—Unwe


Dung Beetle—Ogholie-Isọ/Ogholie-Ikobi


Firefly Insect/Light Bug—Esi


House Fly—Onyẹ


Maggot—Oghori





Worm—Adha


Dragonfly—Adha/Adadamu/Abugo/Ẹgodigo





Yam Beetle—Ofe




Edible maggot—Ọdọ





Rihno Weevil—Akpakara/Okpoho





Palm Weevil Pupa—Ọkuabọ
Palm Weevil—Ọdidi






Tse-Tse Fly—Ọre



Horse Fly—Ọre-Eni



Sandfly—Etọle




Leech—Ẹzozo





Lice/Tick—Othu/Uthu



Chicken bugs—Izuzu


Water scorpion (Lethocerus Bugs)—Agadega

















Lady Beetle—Aye-Ogbe


Doodlebug—Kpukpuke




Scorpion—Odogu


Wild spider—Uwhọhro

Spider—Oko-Emashini/Awre/Arue

Butterfly—Ẹwowo/Ẹzi



Praying Mantis—Ọsaifiare



Grasshoper—Abaka/Akpakpa



Locust—Abaka-Ẹkpẹ






Cricket—Ozeze



Termites—Ehẹhẹ



Winged/Flying Termites—Ofuru-Ukpẹ



Queen Termite—Ovie Ehẹhẹ




Birdbug—Ichinchi




Cockroach—Ikrokroshu






Mole Cricket—Othihẹbe/Othihotọ

Now have you been able to identify them in their categories? And no doubt you will keep clear from those deadly ones.
Keep visiting this blog for more vocabularies.
Thank you!

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