Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean and can it be rephrased? “ dika anyị na-agwọ, ọ na-eme”

The phrase “dika anyị na-agwọ, ọ na-eme” is in Igbo, a language spoken in Nigeria. It translates roughly to “as we are healing, it is happening” or “while we are healing, it is occurring.” The phrase implies that some process or event is ongoing simultaneously with the act of healing, suggesting a connection between the two. It can be rephrased in several ways, depending on the context: - "While we heal, it takes place." - "As we recover, it is happening." - "As we are in the process of healing, it is occurring." If you would like a specific context or meaning, feel free to provide more details!