THE LOVE OF THE FRESH

THE LOVE OF THE FRESH
ENGLISH IGBO
Fornication Ikwa iko
Impunity Agaghi adi ocha
Licentiousness Aguu ikwa iko
Idolatry Ikpere Arusi
Sorcery Igwo nsi
Enormity Ibu iro
Strife Esem okwu
Jealous Ekworo
Anger Onuma
Selfishness Ikpa iche iche
Dissension Nkewa
Party spirit Iro out
Envy Ikpo asi
Drunkenness Inubiga mmaya oke
Carousing

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DEFINITIONS
Fornication: generally consensual sexual intercourse between two people, not married to each other.
Impunity: is something that ruins the uncontaminated nature of something. If someone accuses you of impunity, they think you or your nature has been spoiled in some ways by sins.
Licentiousness: being lacking in will power or moral discipline or being promiscuous. I.e. (prone to random sex).
Idolatry: is the worship of an idol or physical object as a representation of god.
Sorcery: often refers to another name for magic (paranormal). Witchcraft, the use of supernatural, or magical facilities.
Enormity; state of bearing grudges malice or hatred with someone
Strife; anger or bitter disagreement over fundamental issues; conflicts
Jealous; feeling or showing an envious resentment of someone or their possession or their perceived advantages
Anger: is an intense emotional response that involves uncomfortable and emotional response to a perceived provocation hurt or threat.
Selfishness; the state or quality of being selfish; lack of consideration for other peoples especially when one is devoted to one self.
Dissension: disagreement that leads to discord.
Party spirit: commitment to some purpose. Eg devotion of his time and wealth to science.
Envy: a feeling of discontent or covetousness with regard to another advantages, success possessions etc.
Drunkenness: being intoxicated by alcohol.
Carousing: drink alcohol and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy or lively way.
Now the works of the flesh are plain: fornication, impunity, licentiousness, idolatry, sorcery, enormity, strife, jealousy, anger, selfishness, dissension, party spirit, envy, drunkenness and carousing have been broken down to a lay man understandings.

Written by Comrade. Patrick