It’s no longer a new thing that Ebira Online Media have been providing our people (Ane’Ebira) with relevant and useful information’s about Ebira culture, history, music, movie and more.
Just as we have written articles on Counting of Numbers in Ebira Language, 17 Greetings in Ebira Language with meaning and many more, we are also going to provide you some animals in Ebira Language and their English translation.
This article will provide you with 50 list of animals in Ebira Language and their English translation. Please keep following till the end.
50 Animals in Ebira Language and Their English Translation
| Animals in Ebira Language | English Translation |
| Akute | Rodent |
| Usu, Inu, Ahina, Andahi | Rat |
| Okere | Squirrel |
| Okavu | Gorilla |
| Evu | Goat |
| Kukurumi | Maggot |
| Arahi | Spider |
| Ahi’hi | Cockroach |
| Adupo | Agama-lizard |
| Ugu’gu | Owl |
| Pom-Pom | Lice |
| Isi | Fly |
| Azi’zewu | Wall-gecko |
| Avuta | Lizard |
| Uku/Oganta | Scorpion |
| Ideba | Ram |
| Ochi’gari’ga | Chameleon |
| Agidi’doyin | Stew-rodent |
| Ahaka Chim Chim | Rat With Long Mouth (Eatable One) |
| Ivo | Termites |
| Adeji | Rabbit |
| Ide | Male Goat |
| Iji’ja | Soldier Ant |
| Odim’paku | Grasshopper |
| Ihine | Ant |
| Ogodo’obe | Giraffe |
| Manta | Horse |
| Mu’usu | Cat |
| Irezi | Dog |
| Odumi | Hiyena |
| Udu | Lion |
| Uva | Monitor lizard |
| Unoh | Cow |
| Ivovo | Fish |
| Ewu | Snake |
| Kokoro | Eagle |
| Ukokor’ro | Cock |
| U-uhwe | Hen |
| Ateme | Sheep |
| Evu | Goat |
| Edor | Antelope |
| Ize | Grass Cutter |
| Onyio | Frog |
| Iruvu | Toad |
| Pepeye | Duck |
| Anchere | Monkey |
| Ino’mi | Bird |
| Areku’ku | Penguin |
| Odo’oba | Elephant |
| Adu’uhwe | Guinea fowl |
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That’s a good one.keep it up .but I thought lion is called ezu.
You try but what Ebira people call éyá in English language.
Your post is highly commendable. There are spellings and punctuation errors that littered your work however.
Thanks for the feedback!
You try but what’s éyá call English.