Examples of 'kokumo' in a sentence
Meaning of "kokumo"
kokumo (noun): a Yoruba baby name, commonly given to females, meaning 'people to take care of' or 'people in charge of the house.'
How to use "kokumo" in a sentence
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Kokumo was always to hand to assist her financially.
I could claim Kokumo even now.
Kokumo could be one of them.
I could ciaim Kokumo even now.
Kokumo has become a scientist studying how to prevent locust swarms.
His name is Kokumo.
Kokumo was overjoyed when he received his admission letter from the University.
I must find Kokumo.
Kokumo is a musician, poet and activist from Chicago.
My name is Kokumo.
Kokumo could be one of them. They may already be among us.
State Police Commissioner Kokumo said, “ It is an act against the laws in Nigeria.
Kokumo (or Kokubo) is the title for real mothers of emperors or kings.
Pazuzu, prince of the evil spirits of the air, take me to Kokumo.
Mr. Kokumo said that the suspects were arrested on Monday.
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Call me . Pazuzu, prince of the evil spirits of the air, take me to Kokumo.
Kokumo said, “ It is an act against laws in Nigeria.
I will try to find out . - His name is Kokumo.
Did Kokumo tell you that?
I could claim Kokumo even now . Never!
Kokumo to Merrin, " If Pazuzu comes for you I will spit a leopard . ".
