The polite name for leprosy among the Igbo people is "nkporo mmiri" which translates to "the disease of water."
The Igbo word for "name" of the Western African origin is afa.
The phrase "my name is" in Igbo is said as "Aha m bụ" followed by your name.
The Igbo name for turmeric plant is "Ogbakiri."
The Igbo translation of the name Isaiah is "Eseosa" or "Isioma".
The Igbo name "Ugonwa" means "The eagle has returned." It symbolizes strength, power, and resilience.
"the white skin"
Among the Igbo people, leprosy is often referred to as "Nkwu," which translates to "the disease that makes one a stranger." This term reflects the social stigma associated with the condition, as individuals affected by leprosy were historically marginalized and isolated. The use of such terminology highlights the cultural sensitivity surrounding the illness within the community.
The Igbo word for "name" of the Western African origin is afa.
Another name for leprosy is Hansen's disease.
The phrase "my name is" in Igbo is said as "Aha m bụ" followed by your name.
Mycobacterium leprae and Mycobacterium lepromatosis
The Igbo name for turmeric plant is "Ogbakiri."
The Igbo translation of the name Isaiah is "Eseosa" or "Isioma".
This type of leprosy is also called the multibacillary (MB) leprosy, because of the presence of large numbers of bacteria.
The Igbo name "Ugonwa" means "The eagle has returned." It symbolizes strength, power, and resilience.
The Igbo name for lettuce is "nkwukwo nri." Lettuce is commonly used in various dishes within Igbo cuisine and is appreciated for its crisp texture and nutritional benefits. The term reflects the importance of fresh vegetables in traditional Igbo meals.
"Chiamaka" in Igbo means "God is beautiful" or "God is good." It is a popular name given to girls in Igbo-speaking communities.