English to Yoruba Meaning of she - ó

She :

noun

obinrin, itẹ ibalopo, alailagbara ibalopo, ó

o, ó, yi, ti, nwọn si, awon

Ashe :: AsheAshes :: ẽruShe :: oShes :: shes

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Definitions of she in English

Pronoun(1) used to refer to a woman, girl, or female animal previously mentioned or easily identified.(2) a written representation of ├ö├ç┬úhe or she├ö├ç├ÿ used as a neutral alternative to indicate someone of either sex.
Noun(1) a female; a woman.

Examples of she in English

(1) So, losing no time, the organisers wrote to Michele and told her that she had won.(2) If you give Danielle another chance, I think she would change and be the girl she once used to be.(3) A teenager has been left deeply shocked after being attacked by a gang of up to ten girls as she walked home.(4) Four years ago she won two medals in Malaysia, but only in a warm-up competition.(5) 'Is she the winner?' 'She is.'(6) 'Did she call?' 'She did.'(7) it is she(8) my sister told me that she was not happy(9) He had seen his future wife Nancy when she was only 13 and decided at once that she was the only girl for him.(10) she was a teacher(11) When the ship was lost, relatives were wrongly informed that she had hit a mine.(12) The ship is returning to the Gulf, where she has been a regular visitor in recent years.(13) This was the Danish ship Flora, and she steamed straight for the anchored Gwladmena.(14) Work is expected to begin shortly, and she may be ready to be sunk by next April.(15) A small ship with a big name and a big heart, she was obviously a source of immense pride for her new owner.(16) I was aboard the St. Roch shortly before she sailed for the Northwest Passage

Related Phrases of she

(1) she is ::

o n ni

(2) she was ::

on ni

(3) she said ::

ó wí pé

(4) she is pretty ::

o jẹ lẹwa

(5) she says ::

o wi

(6) she will ::

ó yio

(7) she-wolf ::

wolufu obirin

(8) she too ::

ó ju

(9) she can be ::

o le jẹ

(10) she-devil ::

ó-Bìlísì

Related Phrases of she

(1) she is ::

o n ni

(2) she was ::

on ni

(3) she said ::

ó wí pé

(4) she is pretty ::

o jẹ lẹwa

(5) she says ::

o wi

(6) she will ::

ó yio

(7) she-wolf ::

wolufu obirin

(8) she too ::

ó ju

(9) she can be ::

o le jẹ

(10) she-devil ::

ó-Bìlísì

Synonyms

1. he ::

2. she ::

3. it ::

4. this ::

5. that ::

6. they ::

nwọn si

7. those ::

awon

8. woman ::

obinrin

9. fair sex ::

itẹ ibalopo

10. weaker sex ::

alailagbara ibalopo

11. womankind ::

womankind

12. womanhood ::

womanhood

Different Forms

ashe, she, shes

Word Example from TV Shows

Oh, if SHE was with an Indian guy dressed like a banana...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 20

$And if she wanted to turn me over\Nto the police,$

And if SHE wanted to turn me over
to the police,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 7

She asked what the matter is.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 8

Thank you for asking. Why is SHE not taking our order?

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 3

Examples of she from TV Shows

Oh, if SHE was with an Indian guy dressed like a banana...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 20

$And if she wanted to turn me over\Nto the police,$

And if SHE wanted to turn me over
to the police,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 7

She asked what the matter is.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 8

Thank you for asking. Why is SHE not taking our order?

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 3

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