gbam
gbam interjection: exactly; precisely; spot on.
Interjection
gbam
Origin of gbam
Borrowed from Igbo gbam. Formed entirely from the Igbo alphabet (Ábídíị), utilizing the native compound consonant digraph "gb", along with "a" and "m". Originally an Igbo ideophone, it has been widely adopted into contemporary Nigerian English and Pidgin as a universal slang term.
Questions about gbam
- What does gbam mean?
- Gbam means exactly; precisely; spot on.
- What part of speech is gbam?
- Gbam is an interjection.
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