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egirramu [ègírámù] n.

gram (cf. Engl.).

ekilo [èkílò] n.

kilogram (cf. Engl.).

ekilomita [èkìlómítà] n.

kilometre (cf. Engl.).

ekpinni [ék͡pĩ̀nĩ̀] n.

half-penny (cf. Engl.).

elita [èlítà] n.

litre (cf. Engl.).

emaili [èmaílì] n.

mile (also ibiriki) (cf. Engl.).

emita [èmĩ́tá] n.

meter (cf. Engl.).

esẹntimẹta [èsɛ̃̀tímɛ̃tà] n.

centimetre (cf. Engl.).

etọnni [etɔ̃́nĩ̀] n.

ton (cf. Engl.).

ẹkpò [ɛ́k͡pò] n.

1. bag;

2. N200.00, or the equivalent of one hundred pounds sterling.

idọla [ídɔ́là] n.

“dollar” ― worth English 20 pence (used to be a two shilling coin in Nigerian currency, but is no longer in use.)

ikpọn [ík͡pɔ́] n.

pound (money; previously equivalent of the pound sterling and the Nigerian pound; now worth two Nigerian naira).

isele [ìsélè] n.

shilling (i.e. former English, now 5 pence); equivalent of 10K in Nigerian money.

omwan [òɱã́] n.

measure; gauge.

ọkpá [ɔ̀k͡pá] n.

1. rod, staff;

2. a yard measure:

Ọkpa enẹ ukpọn na khin ― “This cloth is four yards long.”

umwan [ùɱã́] n.

1. scale.;

2. a measuring instrument.