Mooko-mooka: Akoto ede Yoruba
Ni abala mooko-mooka ose yii, akoto ede Yoruba ni a maa gbe yewo. Akoto je ona ti n gba ko ede Yoruba sile laye ode-oni. Eleyii to yato si ti aye atijo.
| Aye Atijo | Aye ode-oni | |
| 1 | Ase | Ase O |
| 2 | Agbagba | Agbaagba |
| 3 | Agbelebu | Agbelebuu |
| 4 | Agbowode | Agbowoode/ Agbowo-ode |
| 5 | Aisedede | Aisedeede |
| 6 | Aiyekoto | Ayekooto |
| 7 | Ake | Aake |
| 8 | Alabaro | Alabaaro |
| 9 | Aladugbo | Aladuugbo |
| 10 | Aladura | Aladuura |
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A few of my friends and students in the diaspora had asked me this question countless times, and I think it’s high time we discussed it.Please note that this is not an attempt to discredit or invalidate any practice or belief; this piece is just for us to educate one another.Now, in the Yoruba language, what does Adimu mean, or where does it originate from?Àdimu means “To hold.”The full word is Adimula, which means “to hold and prosper.”So, where does ...
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