Names like Soyinka, Sonekan, Sonuga etc do not derive from “Oso” wizard but rather they derive from Orisaoko, the Yoruba god of Agriculture. E.g. It served the purpose now served by the rafter as forming the superstructure of the roof. Proverb: Eni bama m’obo akoko se bi lagido. “My mother took to enquiring from the gods and seeking a solution from diviners. Here are a few of the slangs unique to Nigeria street life. Asa means shield. See more. The answer they came up with was that my father was an abiku (children that are regarded as dying and coming back, reborn through the same parents). Jara is a noun derived from the Yoruba language and it means to add extra or give a freebie after something has already been bought or paid for, at the seller's discretion.

The god (Obatala) has used this one (the newly born baby) to console by using him to replace a loss recently suffered by the family.

There are many Yoruba names whose meanings are now lost due to the fact that the words forming the roots of those words are no longer in use. (5) You are seeing more and more of that in business, which is kind of a twin to a profit-sharing plan. These Foreign Words And Phrases Are Now Used In English. (16) Each one is a comfortable, self-contained holiday flat with sitting room, dining/kitchen, double or twin rooms and en-suite bathrooms. The word "Ade" does not necessary means crown in Yoruba naming. 1A member of an African people of southwestern Nigeria and Benin.

THANK YOU FOR THE EYE OPEN DETAILED INFORMATION. Published at: Friday 25th of September 2020, Published at: Thursday 24th of September 2020, Published at: Wednesday 23rd of September 2020, Published at: Tuesday 22nd of September 2020, Published at: Monday 21st of September 2020. (2) I'm not sure how you force a cabin-class twin to that descent rate, at least with the wings still attached. Olasope re-mi-re-mi means honour has emerged completely. with my TWIN sister. Ire Meaning and Yoruba to English Translation. There is, no doubt, a very close connection between it and Yoruba.

This salutation is used when one is praising another, which is loosely translated to mean "you are dope!". but the real meaning is "my arrival brought joy. Oshadipe. It is a war title which has become a name. It seems to me that the Yoruba owe everything to the British. PLEASE MY NAME IS “ELUSODE FROM ILE IFE” I WILL LOVE TO KNOW WHAT IT REAL MEANING IS ASIDE THE USUAL MEANING I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN GIVEN AS THE DIALECTAL ABBREVIATION TO ‘ELEDUMARE HAS COME’ THANKS. Àjàní - Yoruba Oriki name meaning a child we fought for to have. It refers to a sexy plump/ thick woman.

Shadare or Sadare then would mean Obatala has vindicated (me).