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9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by seunowokade(m): 10:05pm On Oct 20, 2014
Ogùn: (Medicine)

Ògùn: (Charm)

Ogun: (War)

Ògùn: (State)

Ògún: (God of iron)

Ógun: (Stab)

Ogún: (Twenty)

Òógùn: (Sweat)

Ogún: (Property)

Same words but different meanings. am proud to be Africa, am proud to be 9ja and i'm proud to be
Yoruba man

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by rightflank: 10:40pm On Oct 20, 2014
I'm proudest.

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by tjfulloption(m): 10:50pm On Oct 20, 2014
oko (hoe)
oko (car)
oko (stone)
oko (husband)
oko (penis)
oko (farm)

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by fr3do(m): 12:15am On Oct 21, 2014
Ewedu (oil soup)
Ewedu (death concoction)
Ewedu (an oil soup guzzler)

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by Cherez: 1:12am On Oct 21, 2014
Amazing!!
I'm to be Nigerian!
Proud to be Igbo n proud to have the Yoruba as brothers!!!

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by unapologetic: 2:23am On Oct 21, 2014
Just like my name.


Ola : Wealth

Ola : Dignity

Ola: tomorrow

Ola : Break Through

Ola : you lick it



Chai, im changing my name to Chukwuebuka

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by davidflipcy(m): 2:47am On Oct 21, 2014
@ Op it not ogun (stab) rather its "o gun" . They are two separate words

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by davidflipcy(m): 2:50am On Oct 21, 2014
Let me drop mine.
Igba (time)
Igba (calabash)
Igba (200)
Igba (garden egg)

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by seunowokade(m): 4:26am On Oct 21, 2014
Cherez:
Amazing!!
I'm to be Nigerian!
Proud to be Igbo n proud to have the Yoruba as brothers!!!
Am happy to have u (Igbo) as brother too. Love my brother--- One love

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by Nobody: 5:07am On Oct 21, 2014
Iwo-(Horn)

Iwo-(you).

Iwo-(poison)

Iwo-(local govt)

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by angelTI(f): 6:37am On Oct 21, 2014
Ojo - name

Ojo - rain

Ojo - e pain am

Ojo - day

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by gbafched: 6:43am On Oct 21, 2014
igba (rope for climbing)

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by hatux: 6:54am On Oct 21, 2014
Proud to be yoruba too..

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by Nobody: 6:56am On Oct 21, 2014
Seun Ose-wa (Seun thank you-come)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you just came)

Seun Osewa (Seun you picked beans)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you annoyed us)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun......our week??) undecided

Seun Ose-wa ( Seun there is soap)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you cooked beans)
grin grin grin

Seun You cooked beans Osewa, abeg na joke oo, no go ban me oo grin cheesy

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by Bolinco(m): 7:25am On Oct 21, 2014
Paroman:
Seun Ose-wa (Seun thank you-come)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you just came)

Seun Osewa (Seun you picked beans)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you annoyed us)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun......our week??) undecided

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you cooked beans)
grin grin grin
lols funny bt true.

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by Nobody: 7:29am On Oct 21, 2014
Owo (Hand)
Owo (Broom)
Owo ( Town in ondo)
Owo ( Respect)

Looking at the correct spelling of most of the words we've all mentioned so far, we will see that not all have the same spelling in the real sense, considering the signs, syllables and stress that comes with each word.
Imagine @kekakuz comparing Owo (money) and Owo (Hand) it so far apart and that is the uniqueness of YORUBA language kiss kiss kiss kiss

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by seankay(m): 7:32am On Oct 21, 2014
seunowokade:
Ogùn: (Medicine)

Ògùn: (Charm)

Ogun: (War)

Ògùn: (State)

Ògún: (God of iron)

Ógun: (Stab)

Ogún: (Twenty)

Òógùn: (Sweat)

Ogún: (Property)

Same words but different meanings. am proud to be Africa, am proud to be 9ja and i'm proud to be
Yoruba man
Ogun - medicine and Ogun-Charm have the same sign (ami) which is "do do"

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by johnshagb(m): 7:32am On Oct 21, 2014
Paroman:
Seun Ose-wa (Seun thank you-come)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you just came)

Seun Osewa (Seun you picked beans)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you annoyed us)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun......our week??) undecided

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you cooked beans)
grin grin grin

Hilarious

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by AfricanApple(f): 7:38am On Oct 21, 2014
Paroman:
Seun Ose-wa (Seun thank you-come)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you just came)

Seun Osewa (Seun you picked beans)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you annoyed us)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun......our week??) undecided

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you cooked beans)
grin grin grin
grin

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by davidflipcy(m): 7:42am On Oct 21, 2014
Paroman:
Seun Ose-wa (Seun thank you-come)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you just came)

Seun Osewa (Seun you picked beans)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you annoyed us)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun......our week??) undecided

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you cooked beans)
grin grin grin
very very funny

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by kekakuz(m): 7:44am On Oct 21, 2014
na we na

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by kekakuz(m): 7:47am On Oct 21, 2014
seunowokade:

Am happy to have u (Igbo) as brother too. Love my brother--- One love
what are you guyz waiting for
start doing it already

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by kekakuz(m): 7:50am On Oct 21, 2014
angelTI:
Ojo - name

Ojo - rain

Ojo - e pain am

Ojo - day
you forgot one

Ojo - fear

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by SporaD8: 7:55am On Oct 21, 2014
Op, the list is longer than that.
Let me add more -
Ogun -(long)
Ogun -(it climb)

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by kekakuz(m): 7:58am On Oct 21, 2014
aanumama:
Owo (Hand)
Owo (Broom)
Owo ( Town in ondo)
Owo ( Respect)
owo - money
owo - you watched it
owo - business
owo - boil
owo - it fell

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by Nobody: 8:06am On Oct 21, 2014
grin grin grin following

chaiii@d seun osewa part grin

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by dridowu: 8:15am On Oct 21, 2014
Sango = Place (Location)
Sango = god of thunder

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by Nobody: 8:15am On Oct 21, 2014
kekakuz:

owo - money
owo - you watched it
owo - business
owo - boil
owo - it fell

Non has thesame spelling with what I mentioned above, i.e

Owo (money) and Owo (Business) did not have the amin sign, have you forgotten tongue tongue tongue
O wo ( You watched it) and O wo (it fell) there is a space between O and wo.

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by seunowokade(m): 8:45am On Oct 21, 2014
angelTI:
Ojo - name

Ojo - rain

Ojo - e pain am

Ojo - day
Ojo - coward

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by seunowokade(m): 8:48am On Oct 21, 2014
Paroman:
Seun Ose-wa (Seun thank you-come)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you just came)

Seun Osewa (Seun you picked beans)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you annoyed us)

Seun Ose-wa (Seun......our week??) undecided

Seun Ose-wa (Seun you cooked beans)
grin grin grin
Hahahahahahaaaa! Kikikikikikikikiii
You're a wonderful funny Yoruba Guru

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by ggrin(f): 9:00am On Oct 21, 2014
Ode fool
Ode hunter
Ode he's/shes here
Ode house/room
Ode outside

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Re: 9 Same Yoruba Words But Different Meanings by spanzed(m): 9:03am On Oct 21, 2014
Funny thread...proud to be a yoruba man..

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