Definition of molue in English:

molue

noun ˈməʊluːeɪ

In Nigeria: a privately-owned commercial bus seating forty-four passengers.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in New Nigerian. From Yoruba móòluè, probably lit. ‘mould it’ (perhaps referring to the method of construction from shaped iron sheets) from English mould + Yoruba e, 3rd person singular pronoun object.

Definition of molue in US English:

molue

nounˈməʊluːeɪ

In Nigeria: a privately-owned commercial bus seating forty-four passengers.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in New Nigerian. From Yoruba móòluè, probably lit. ‘mould it’ (perhaps referring to the method of construction from shaped iron sheets) from English mould + Yoruba e, 3rd person singular pronoun object.

单词	molue
释义	Definition of molue in English: molue noun ˈməʊluːeɪ In Nigeria: a privately-owned commercial bus seating forty-four passengers. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in New Nigerian. From Yoruba móòluè, probably lit. ‘mould it’ (perhaps referring to the method of construction from shaped iron sheets) from English mould + Yoruba e, 3rd person singular pronoun object. Definition of molue in US English: molue nounˈməʊluːeɪ In Nigeria: a privately-owned commercial bus seating forty-four passengers. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in New Nigerian. From Yoruba móòluè, probably lit. ‘mould it’ (perhaps referring to the method of construction from shaped iron sheets) from English mould + Yoruba e, 3rd person singular pronoun object.
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