I came across this flashcard in a vocab deck I’ve been using the other day and was thoroughly confused.
I was guessing that it was just a typo (there have been others), but on searching I found this page: https://www.tanos.co.uk/jlpt/skills/vocab/sentences/?vocabid=86282
Is there some grammar point here I’m missing? Should the card just be 直? What’s the relationship with お? 
That page is bizarre. In the example sentences, it lists things like おい (the exclamation), おもしろい, and おいで as being examples of this お vocabulary.
Basically it looks like nonsense to me and I wouldn’t trust it at all.
Think that’s because the example sentences are just the output of searching the entire example sentence database for お…
That would be a terrible way to make an example sentence list even with something more substantial than お.
Thanks folks, at least I know there’s not some concept I’m just not seeing here! Appreciate your sense check 
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