unnu

1. third-personpluralpastindicativeactive ofvinna

• onu,oonoo,oonuh,unno,unu,unuh

FromIgboụnụ. CompareBahamian Creoleyinna,Bajanwunna,Gullahoonuh,Sranan Tongounu.

• IPA^(key): /ˈʊnʊ/
• Hyphenation:u‧nnu

unnu

1. (in theplural)you,y'all

   Wah mekunnu neva tek wan robot come?

   Why didn'ty'all take a route taxi to get here?

   • 2020, Andre Williams, “Woman loses third relative to gun violence”, inThe Jamaica Gleaner‎^[1] (in English):

     “Ifunnu know weh mi a go tru,unnu will understand.[…]”

     Ifyou all knew what I was going through, you'd understand. […]

2. (in theplural)your

   Yute man, unnu fi beatunnu book.

   Youngsters, you need to studyyour books.

   • 2018, Candiece Knight, “Delivering at public hospitals – not so bad after all”, inThe Jamaica Observer‎^[2] (in English), archived fromthe original on20 October 2020:

     “A because unnu a young girl unnu nuh wah breastfeedunnu baby.[…]”

     It's because you're all young women that you don't want to breastfeedyour babies. […]

• Jamaican Creole marks a distinction between singularyuh and pluralunnu.

• Richard Allsopp, editor (1996),Dictionary of Caribbean English Usage, Kingston, Jamaica:University of the West Indies Press, published2003,→ISBN,page577

unnu

1. strongneuterdativesingular ofunninn
2. weakfeminineobliquesingular ofunninn
3. weaknominative/accusative/genitiveplural ofunninn

unnu

1. third-personpluralpresent orpastactiveindicative ofunna
2. third-personpluralpastactiveindicative ofvinna

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