Like many Igbo words, ‘Chi’ has more than one meaning. It’s well known that ‘Chi’ means God or personal god, however, it can also mean day/daylight. In this video, we take you through a few words/phrases that incorporate ‘Chi’ as daylight.
Read More The other meaning of “Chi” in IgboThe following article will be constantly updated. Igboid languages (or and dialects) are beautiful and rich and although most people associate Igbo with the central Igbo dialect, there are many more wonderful varieties. According to the Oxford Reference, Igboid Languages are referred to as ‘Lower Niger languages, a group spoken in southeastern Nigeria; forming a branch […]
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