ị̀yọ̀n nị́yọ̀n
noun
/ɪ̀.jɔ̃̀ nɪ̃́.jɔ̃̀/
ị̀yọ̀n lị́yọ̀n (alternative), ị̀yàn nị́yàn (alternative), ị̀yọ̀nnị́yọ̀n (alternative)
Definitions
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far distance; that which is far away
Ị̀yọ̀n nị́yọ̀n lulé rịn-ọn à? Their house is far awayỊ̀yọ̀n nị́yọ̀n ni mo ti rí aṣọ òfì rà, lọ́ọ̀ụ́rọ̀ kùtù lóòní It was at a far place that I was able to buy asọ oke clothing, early today morning
Etymology
From ịyọ̀n (“far distance”) + ní + ị̀yọ̀n
Component words
ịyọ̀nfar distance
ní
4 entries are spelled “ní”, and the etymology doesn't say which one this word is built from — we've linked to the first.
ní
The name of the Latin script letter N/n.
ní
to have
ní
at, in (used when no movement is implied)
ní
to say
ị̀yọ̀n
Source: Wiktionary,
where this word is spelled “ịyọn nịyọn”.
Reference:
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