id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
iaajah-2338	Prof. Ikechukwu Anthony KANU, O.S.A	“IGWEBUIKE”, Identity and Alterity	2022	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1066	52	69	Its essence lies in the commonest everyday expression of the word Chi; verbally, in possessive singular adjectival form: Chim (my Chi), Chigi (your Chi), Chiya (his or her Chi), Chi anyi (our Chi) an Igbo interjection for surprise Chim o (My God) or a common curse among the Igbo Chi ne'ke kpo gi oku (May God burn you) (Chukwukere 1980). Chi has been represented by the Igbo in different ways: for some it is a special tree planted in the person's compound like the ogilisi or oha; for others, it could be a small clay pot and filled with sand with three sticks cut from a special plant thrust jointly into the sand.	cache/iaajah-2338.pdf	txt/iaajah-2338.txt