Eja wo lon je obokun

Please what's the English name of era, e.g era inu sugar

olamideee:
Please what's the English name of era, e.g era inu sugar

Era are ANTS.

NigeriaBam:
I need Yoruba name for "Toad"

And English name for "Opolo"

toad is akere or konko, while opolo is frog in English.

sevenhundred:
toad is akere or konko, while opolo is frog in English.

Looks like you mixed them up.

Opolo is toad, not safe to eat.

Konko, akere = frog. The edible one.

1kinggy:


Looks like you mixed them up.

Opolo is toad, not safe to eat.

Konko, akere = frog. The edible one.

you are dangerously wrong, opolo is frog in Yoruba land, while akere or konko is toad...

sevenhundred:
you are dangerously wrong, opolo is frog in Yoruba land, while akere or konko is toad...

Noted.

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agbakuonida:
Ejo sir kini anpe Lili ati wipe bawo ni ose ri gan

Lili is a type of snake. A beautiful one that doesn’t bite but have forgotten it’s English name.

muheeb01:
Well done poster kudos







Check my signature and my profile for my work,my office is in oyo town...

Thanks. I made this years ago.

Heritpemi:
Eja wo lon je obokun

Obokun is a type of cod fish.

olamideee:
Please what's the English name of era, e.g era inu sugar

Era is ants.

sevenhundred:
toad is akere or konko, while opolo is frog in English.

Wrong

Toad= opolo (inedible)

Akeere or konko= frog (edible)

sevenhundred:
you are dangerously wrong, opolo is frog in Yoruba land, while akere or konko is toad...

Nope he’s right.

Dotmeister:
Who knows the English name of this animal please?

That’s keke (Yoruba) or mongoose in English.

MATBILL10:
Pls what is the animal Ofafa called in english

Ofafa is a tree hyrax in English.

agbakuonida:
Ejo sir kini anpe Lili ati wipe bawo ni ose ri gan

Lili is not a snake. Rather,it is a porcupine species which are also found in Italy, NorthAfrica , Subsahara Africa.Perhaps elsewhere in the world. The name is properly called "Africa Crested Porcupine."

Good

Ẹkùn is actually leopard and amotekun is cheetah...note: tigers are not indigenous to Africa

N3cR0mAZc3R:


Era is ants.

Thanks

nlPoster:


Yannibo I believe is tortoise wife in folktales.

By terrapin you mean turtle?

Actual terrapins do not seem to be native to west Africa though.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrapin

Turtles for water while tortoise for land, they are different. Some specie of Turtles are native to West Africa, you can find them along the coast of Nigeria and other West African countries. Go to Lagos, Ondo, Delta Bayelsa etc you will find turtles there.
Terrapin is just a collective name for them.

What is adigboranku in English

holaralph:
What is adigboranku in English

That one is very hard ooo. Even me sef no sabi wetin e mean.

holaralph:
What is adigboranku in English

Please add the picture for easy identification.

Oruko awon Eranko

Aaka = Hedgehog
Àgbọnrín = Deer
Agemon, ògà = Chameleon
Agodongbo = Colt
Àgùnfọn = Giraffe
Àkeke = Scorpion
Àkókó = Wood pecker
Akò = Grey Heron
Aparo = Bushfowl
Àwòdì, Àṣá = Kite
Ẹfọn = Buffalo
Ẹ̀ga = Weaver
Erè, Òjòlá = Python
Erin = Elephant
Erinmi = Hippopotamus
Ẹtà = civet cat
Ẹtù, Awó = Guinea fowl
Etu, Èsúró = Duiker

Ewúrẹ = Goat
Rakunmi = camel
Ìbákà = Canary bird
Ìgalà = Bushbuck
Ìjàpá, Ahun, Alábahun = Tortoise
Ìnọkí = Baboon or Mandrill
Ìràwò = Beetle
Kọlọkọlọ = Fox
Kìnìún = Lion
lámilámi = Dragonfly
Ofàfà = Tree hyrax
Ọ̀bọ = Monkey
Ológbò = Cat
Omo-nlé = Gecko Lizard
Òtòlò = Waterbuck
Òwìwí = Owl
Oyà = cane Rat/Grasscutter
Pẹpẹyẹ = Duck
Yànmùyánmú, ẹfọn = Mosquito
Eranko bi imado/Àgbánréré = Rhinoceros
Ẹkùn/Ògìdán = Tiger
Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn = Leopard
Erinmi/Erinmilokun = Hippopotamus
Ìmàdò = Wild boar
Ikõkò = Hyena/Hyaena
Kẹ́tẹ́kẹ́tẹ́ = Donkey
Kẹ́tẹ́kẹ́tẹ́ abilà = Zebra
Ìjímèrè = Brown Monkey
Egbin/Ẹtu/Olube/Esuró = Antelope
Ọ̀wàwà = Cheetah
Ọṣà = Chimpanzee
Ọka = Gabon viper
Sebe = Cobra
Ahọnrihọn = Alligator
Antaa/Aleegba = Monitor Lizard
Igun, Gunnugun, Gurugu, Akala = Vulture
Ologiri = Palm bird
Arigiṣẹgi = Wood- Carrier
Ọkin = Peacock
Ọkẹrẹ = Squirrel
Okinrin = Okinrin
Okete = Pouch Rat
Edu = Wild Goat
Akurakuda = Shark
Ekolo = Earthworm
Ẹyẹ-Orin = Songbird
Aparo = Partridge
Ibakasiẹ = Ass
Ẹyẹ-Ofu = Pelican
Osin = Water Bird
Yanja-yanja = Sea Bird
Adaba = Dove
Paramọlẹ = Viper
Pẹju-pẹju = Seagulls
Sọmidọlọti/Oloyo = Yellow-haired Monkey
Ẹyẹ-Iwo = Raven
Iṣawuru = Fresh-water Snail
Igbin/Aginniṣọ = Snail
Ẹdun = Ape
Alangba = Lizard
Alakasa = Lobster
Ere = African rock python
Ẹlẹdẹ-Igbo = Boar
Elegbede = Chimpanzee
Ojola = African rock Python
Kọnkọ = frog
Ọpọlọ = Toad
Eegbọn = Tick/flee
Akan = Crab
Oriri = Wild pigeon
Oorẹ, Eerẹ, Ojigbọn = Porcupine
Tanpẹpẹ = Blank-ants
Ọkunrun = Millipede
Aja-Ọdẹ = Hound
Lekeleke = Cattle-egret
Ogongo = Ostrich
Ikan, Ikamudu = White ant/Termite
Idi = Eagle
Oyin = Bee
Eṣinṣin/Eṣin = Housefly
Kokoro-Ojuọti = Gnats
Eliri = Mouse
Abonilejọpọn = Red-ants
Ina-Ori = Lice
Idun = Bedbugs
Alapandẹdẹ = Swallow
Iru, Eṣinṣin- Nla = Gadfly
Akata/Ajako = Jackal
Eja-odo = Jelly fish
Aferegbojo/ Afe-imojo = A species of bird
Elulu = A brown feathered bird
Labalaba = Butterfly

aferimojo is aardvark is English

imam07:
crocodile is ooni.
Like Ooni of ife.
Akurakuda is whale

Akurakuda actually means crocodile also...

And whale is eja nla

W3xy1:
But there is no tiger in Africa. Tiger can never be Ẹkùn

Yeah that's right. I finally found out that Ękùn/ogidan is actually leopard.

1kinggy:



Noted.

What are you noting you got it right and he was wrong!

sevenhundred:
you are dangerously wrong, opolo is frog in Yoruba land, while akere or konko is toad...

Oga, you are terribly, dangerously, and thunderously wrong... The person you quoted wasn't sure of himself.. He actually got it, while you were wrong..... Don't teach Yoruba youngsters these wrong knowledge o

Kọ̀ǹkọ̀ /àkèré is frog
Ọ̀pọ̀lọ́= Toad

That's how it's always been!

sharpwriter:

Oga, you are terribly, dangerously, and thunderously wrong... The person you quoted wasn't sure of himself.. He actually got it, while you were wrong..... Don't teach Yoruba youngsters these wrong knowledge o

Kọ̀ǹkọ́/àkèré is frog
Ọ̀pọ̀lọ́= Toad

That's how it's always been!

Kọ̀ǹkọ̀*

TAO11:
Kọ̀ǹkọ̀*

Thanks jàre... Will correct the sign... Was typing fast coz I don vex