English (en)
Exabytes
An extraordinarily large unit of
digital data. One Exabyte (EB) is
equal to 1,000 Petabytes or one billion
gigabytes (GB). Some technologists have
estimated that all the words ever
spoken by mankind would be equal to
five Exabytes.
The prefix 'exa' means one billion
billion, or one quintillion, which is
a decimal term.
Igbo (ig)
- Nnụ́kwụ́rụ́ nnụ́ ozi
Decomposition: This means myriads of messages.
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- Ụ́bara ozi
Decomposition: This means large amounts of data.
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- Ìgwè mpekele ọkaijeri
Decomposition: Ìgwè means 'a group' or 'collection', while mpekele means 'parts' or 'pieces'. Ọkaijeri is derived from the sentence 'ọ ka ijeri' which means 'that which is above a billion'. Ijeri means billion.
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- Ijeri kwuru ijeri ozi
Decomposition: Ijeri means billion while ozi means information. Ijeri kwuru ijeri means 'billions of billions'.
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- Ozi agụ́taghị́ ọnụ
Decomposition: This means an uncountable information. Ozi means information.
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- Ozi agụkata agba awaa
Decomposition: This means an uncountable information.
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