okso

Nollywood allows for a culture of film-watching as communal, and often pace their narratives slower and repeat motifs and images so that everyone in the cinema/watching the DVD can put in their commentary and shape interpretation of the film- okso that was a longwinded way of saying that the whole family can go 'o my god! he's cheating on her! bastard! bastard!' before moving on to a resolution.

Watching vs. reading Tripp 2006

But it is not clear what is meant by Tokhri.] [Footnote 464: The following are some words in this language: Kant, a hundred; rake, a word; por, fire; soye, son υιοσ; suwan, swese, rain υει hυετοσ; âlyek, another; okso, an ox.] [Footnote 465: The numerous papers on this language are naturally quickly superseded.

Hinduism and Buddhism, An Historical Sketch, Vol. 3 Charles Eliot 1896