Past
siddon
Verbs conjugated like siddon
settle,
season,
search,
select,
reorientate,
snatch,
screen,
school,
misbehave,
smooth,
siddon,
determine,
benefit,
believe,
complain,
complete,
upgrade,
experience,
worship,
balance, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Etymology
Sample Sentences
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I no know sey my guy im siddown im carry goods I didn't know that my guy, he was sitting down, he was carrying goods.
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I no know sey im no siddown well I didn't know that he was not sitting properly.
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so she con tell me sey mey I siddown So she told me I should sit down.
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I con dey wonder say sis we never pray o come back here make we siddon pray to God first o I started wondering and said, "sis, we haven't prayed! Come back here, and let's sit down and pray to God first."
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so na here I see am dere wey she siddon look like So it was there, I saw her there sitting down looking like...
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I buy im own buy my own we siddon dey chop I would buy his own, buy mine, we would sit down and eat.
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even sef dey siddon for where professors and doctors sef dem dey dey lecture dem In fact, he was sitting among professors and in fact, doctors were there too, and he was lecturing them.
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I sidown tink am one day I sat down to think about it one day.
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I sidown tink am I sat down to think about it.
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oya sidown make I teach you how de dey speak Pidgin "Now sit down, let me teach you how to speak Pidgin!"
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if to say dem start am early de for don sidown look wetin before leaders do If they had started earlier, they would have sat down to study what past leaders did.
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now when de don finally enter power na dat time de go come sidown begin dey tink wetin dem go do Now when they have finally come into power, that’s when they will sit down to think about what they will do.
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at dat point now naim you fit siddown say oya make we change di country That's the point where you can sit down and say, "now, let us change the country!"
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Cognates
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