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Ịrị-agha

Nigeria

Irí-agha bụ egwu ejiri mara Ọhafịa Ọha Abia. Ọ karịala otu narị afọ na iri ise O ji malite. A na-eji ya eme ndi ikom ilola na ije ịgba ọgụ ma nwere ya eme ha obi ụtọ.

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Irí-agha bụ egwu ejiri mara Ọhafịa Ọha Abia.

01 · What it is
Living Tradition

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02 · Where & name
Nigeria

Placed on record in Nigeria.

03 · How it is doing
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04 · Proof & reuse
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What is Ịrị-agha in plain words?

Irí-agha bụ egwu ejiri mara Ọhafịa Ọha Abia.

Where is Ịrị-agha practised or documented?

Sources on this page place Ịrị-agha in Nigeria.

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The tradition & historical record

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Irí-agha bụ egwu ejiri mara Ọhafịa Ọha Abia. Ọ karịala otu narị afọ na iri ise O ji malite. A na-eji ya eme ndi ikom ilola na ije ịgba ọgụ ma nwere ya eme ha obi ụtọ. Ndi na agba egwu na ebu ihe gosiri isi mmadu nke ha gburu na agha na isi. Ha na-ekpuwe ihe yiri isi ndi a okpu agụ eji eje ọgụ lọo. O bughi onye o bula na abu nke na o bu soso ndi toruru na nwoke n,ebu ya. A na akwanyere ndi toruru ibu ya oke ugwu. A naghi ekwe nwany imetu ya bụ isi mmadu aka. Isi ndi a nwere nke kacha ibe ndi ozo. Nke ahu bu nke a na enye ewụ, na ọkụkọ ka o rie. Ihe ndi ozo a na eji ma agbawa egwu a bu nke a na-akpo Ọpia ndị ikom. E ji nke a abo ndi bu ndi iro egburu na agha. E nwekwara opi eji akpọ ndị ikom ma arụ a n'ime ọfịa wa pụtasakọta. Obụ Irí-ọ ọhụ, ihe eji akpọ nna nna ka ha gbaziare ndi mmadu uzo n’oge nsogbu

The text above is adapted from the Wikipedia article “Iri-agha”, available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licence.

Ịrị-agha is recorded in open cultural data. The structured record cited below does not describe the practice, and this entry has not yet been reviewed by a person familiar with the tradition. 1

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