Kịrịkẹ – English
ìkpū2
n
family shrine decorated with young palm fronds and ódǔmḍùm and collections of empty wine bottles with animal skulls etc.
Other senses and homographs
- ìkpū1nthick small bush full of tendrils, hanging twigs and grass over a stream
- ìkpū3ngame usually played by two teams of males, each player holds a loop of "sụnụ" (cane string) to catch the tossed sheath-pad, made from the sheaths of maize. Any catch made by a player of one team draws a player to the opposing side; when a total score is made by several people's loops at a time, the score is described as ìgàḅùrú
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