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Orúkọ Àpọ́nlé àwọn Obìnrin (Yoruba descriptive female names)

Orúkọ Àpọ́nlé àwọn Obìnrin (Yoruba descriptive female names)

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Aya = Wife
Ìyá Afin = Queen
Ayaba = Queen
Yèyé Ọba = Queen mother
Olorì = King’s wife
Omidan =Beautiful woman
Ọmọge = Young fashionable woman
Ìyàwó = Wife
Erelú = Female Chief
Ìyálọjà = Market Leader
Ìyá Àdínnì = Female Muslim Leader
Ìyálájé = Female title (Successful female entrepreneur)

Orúkọ Àpọ́nlé àwọn Obìnrin (Yoruba descriptive female names)

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