Wp/juk/Anwu
| Subclass of | juvenile, human  |
|---|---|
| Followed by | preadolescent |
| Produced by | Homo sapiens |
| Hashtag | children |
| Has characteristic | childhood |
| Female form of label | niña |
| WordLift URL | http://data.thenextweb.com/tnw/entity/child_2 |
| ACM Classification Code (2012) | 10010931 |
| NCI Thesaurus ID | C16423 |
Anwu (pl. banchi) chi apa-jukun wa chi ba aju wa khen wa tsa mbafan ra,[1] kati awa khen wa daje ra, ko I tsa ka chi anwu waa be mba be ku ra ba ti ri. Ki be jen bu ananyi, bee na tsaka ra bau ra denden, ijijina apa wa chi pyipyika ra anwu hun (ayo ba da ti chia na ba, imbya, achen wa wawa ba hwenhwen a ba sen aju wari hwen kya, ra baa awunu ko wuwa ba, ko kya ko pa wa chi hororo ba. Abachi ba agben tson titi na vin ba abutso titi nah vin abu batso kai.
Abanchi ba chi ki tswen wa kiya bee wee atswen bu tsu wa ra tara bee chi ba akin wa najini. Anwu bee ra tsaka rabaura. Achon wa ata ba ayo chi ba azhezhebe (yi achon wa ri ra tsaka idi anwu wa wunu ko wa wuwa wa ba ko yi aju wani kata) apa baa ba agbentso kibe atsu, afa wa hwen hwen ba afa bu chidon danra; itsaka chi abu wa ba agbentson wa abu tsau ki be ayo zon, ko be zon ko bu zon, "anwu wa ki bee ayo aju adibatsara." The word ĀNWÙFĀ (A STUDENT/ A LEARNER) and the word ĀNWÙDĀ (GRANDCHILD) in jukun wapan. Anwu wasansan (good child) Anwu wa chuwo (older child) Anwu ngya (king's child) Anwu wa wunu (male child) Anwu wa (female child)
"Wàzotà anwù wà nyakhèntà anyà"