Igbo

[ ig-boh ]

noun

, plural Ig·bos, (especially collectively) Ig·bo.

1. Ibo.

Igbo

/ ˈiːbəʊ /

noun

1. a variant spelling of Ibo

Example Sentences

Seven years later, he became vegan and started researching Igbo culture - the customs of a group living in southeastern Nigeria.

From BBC

“Ifeoma,” someone shouted from the excited crowd, a name from Nigeria’s Igbo tribe which means ‘a treasured thing.’

From Seattle Times

In the video, released on Monday, a clearly distressed Muonagor, rasps in the Igbo language: "Igbo people, I greet you all."

From BBC

Moreover, its pastiche narrative includes notes on Igbo philosophy and recipes for delectable Nigerian dishes.

From New York Times

I have three names - two Igbo and one Christian.

From BBC