niile: All
noun + niile: all.
How It Works
Niile means “all” and comes after the noun.
| Say | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ụmụ akwụkwọ niile | all the students |
| ndị niile | all the people |
| ihe niile | everything |
It can also follow a pronoun: anyị niile “all of us”. It pairs with mgbe niile “always”. Write it as a separate word right after the noun. The noun itself does not change for “all”.
Use niile for a whole group, and use a number such as atọ for an exact count.
Examples (4)
- ụmụ akwụkwọ niile
all the students
Niile follows the noun.
- ndị niile
all the people
Niile after ndị.
- Ihe niile dị mma.
Everything is good.
Ihe niile as subject.
- Anyị niile bụ ndị enyi.
All of us are friends.
Niile after a pronoun.
How It Connects
Learn This First
Niile follows the noun like a describing word, so those words come first.
Related Patterns
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