Translation of "Apoti" from Yoruba to English


Translation of 'Apoti' from Yoruba to English
Interpretations:
1. Container
- Definition: A receptacle for holding items.
- Common Usage: Referring to any object used for storing or carrying things.
- Cultural Context: Often used in traditional Yoruba households for food storage.
Apoti yii ni mo fi eko si. Apọtí yìí ni mo fi ẹkọ sí."Apoti yii ni mo fi eko si."
"This container is where I put the pap."
2. Box
- Definition: A square or rectangular container.
- Common Usage: Typically used to describe a small storage unit.
Se o ti wo apoti yii? Sẹ ọ ti wọ apọtí yíí?"Se o ti wo apoti yii?"
"Have you seen this box?"
3. Register
- Definition: A book or record for keeping notes or records.
- Common Usage: Often used in educational or administrative settings.
Mo fe sọ wipe apoti mi ti gbaa. Mọ fẹ́ sọ pé apọtí mi ti gbáà."Mo fe sọ wipe apoti mi ti gbaa."
"I want to say that my register is missing."
4. Drawer
- Definition: A sliding storage compartment in furniture.
- Common Usage: Referring to a part of a desk or cabinet used for storage.
E lo wo apoti yii, e ma bami si oruko mi. Ẹ lọ wọ apọtí yíí, ẹ má bàmi sí orúkọ mi."E lo wo apoti yii, e ma bami si oruko mi."
"Go check this drawer, and give me my name."
5. Envelope
- Definition: A flat paper container for documents.
- Common Usage: Used when referring to a sealed paper container.
Apoti yii ni oro mi ti o ya si. Apọtí yíí ni ọrọ mi ti o yà sí."Apoti yii ni oro mi ti o ya si."
"This envelope contains my letter."
6. Bank
- Definition: A financial institution for storing money.
- Common Usage: Describing a place where money is kept or saved.
Mo wa ni apoti yii ni orisun mi. Mọ wà ní apọtí yíí ní oríṣun mi."Mo wa ni apoti yii ni orisun mi."
"I have my savings in this bank."
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