Even though I'm Yoruba but I think Igbo language is far better than our language and I urge every Yoruba person to learn Igbo

Unclekayfarms:
Yoruba. Bini

Aje. Axen. Witch

Ologbo. Ologbo. Cat

Obuko. Ovuko. Male goat

Elede. Elede. Pig

Omi. Amen water (sounds alike)

Ogun. Ogun. God of thunder

Sango. Esango.

Pepeye. Pepeye. Duck


Adiye. Adiye. Chicken

Iyi. Iyi. Respect

Them too many jare

bobowaja:

Ipob miscreants
Be proud of ur tribe. Don't be a bastard that point his father's house with left hand. Tueh!

MyopicMods:
1. “Omo”

It means “child” in both Yoruba and Edo.



2. “Igbo/Ugbo”

“Igbo” is commonly said by Yoruba, but in some dialects, “Ugbo” is also used and it means the same thing in both Yoruba and Edo.

3. “Baba”

It means “Father” in both Yoruba and Edo.

4. “Oba”

It means “King” in Yoruba and it also means the same thing in Edo.

5. “Iye/Yeye”

The Yoruba might use “Yeye” more but the words mean the same thing in Yoruba and Edo; “Mother”.

6. “Unu/Enu”

Some Yoruba dialects switch the “u” for the “e” in “enu”, so it’s the same thing with Edo and it means, “Mouth”.


7. “Ogede/Oghede”

Apart from the slight different spellings, these words are pronouncd the same and mean the same; “Plantain/Banana”.

8. “Ibata/Bata”

If you can unlook the other ‘i’, this word is really the same thing in both Yoruba and Edo and it means, “Shoe”.


https://www.zikoko.com/life/oldies/8-yoruba-words-mean-thing-edo/

Notatribalist:

Imade/Imade

Idowu/Idowu

Both are Yoruba and Edo names.

valirex:

Bros whenever you are ready

Etrusen:




bro I will only suggest we state a time

so that all involve can be online at the time


and the discussion can only be view by us

I don't know if one of us can make it possible for it to be view by one us


please let's decide

Etinosa12345:
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Benin doesn't use Baba... They use erha

Etinosa12345:


Whats this nonsense...

Benin has always been Benin every time...

Even owomika was corrupted to eweka according to myth

valirex:


Let's take it out of nairaland

Telegram/Whatsapp

For telegram only our usernames will be displayed in the group for those who have privacy concerns

Ideadoctor:
Yoruba greatly influenced the Benin cultural, which is the probable reason why some people mix Yoruba and Benin people together

soundOsonic:


Mouth in ibo onu Edo is inu Yoruba is enu

Oba means king in Bini but Yoruba took it from the bini. It is normal when you stay with people for a long time, they will always be adoption of some words

Baba in Yoruba means father in Edo it is Abale.
Beside baba is not used by the Yorubas alone some tribe across the globe uses it.

Etinosa12345:


Imade was originally a Benin name meaning I stood firm... ...

Clearly doesn't mean the same thing in Yoruba

It has a full pronunciation not just imade

Idowu is not a Benin name

Even though I'm Yoruba but I think Igbo language is far better than our language and I urge every Yoruba person to learn Igbo

Even though I'm Yoruba but I think Igbo language is far better than our language and I urge every Yoruba person to learn Igbo

MyopicMods:
1. “Omo”

It means “child” in both Yoruba and Edo.



2. “Igbo/Ugbo”

“Igbo” is commonly said by Yoruba, but in some dialects, “Ugbo” is also used and it means the same thing in both Yoruba and Edo.

3. “Baba”

It means “Father” in both Yoruba and Edo.

4. “Oba”

It means “King” in Yoruba and it also means the same thing in Edo.

5. “Iye/Yeye”

The Yoruba might use “Yeye” more but the words mean the same thing in Yoruba and Edo; “Mother”.

6. “Unu/Enu”

Some Yoruba dialects switch the “u” for the “e” in “enu”, so it’s the same thing with Edo and it means, “Mouth”.


7. “Ogede/Oghede”

Apart from the slight different spellings, these words are pronouncd the same and mean the same; “Plantain/Banana”.

8. “Ibata/Bata”

If you can unlook the other ‘i’, this word is really the same thing in both Yoruba and Edo and it means, “Shoe”.


https://www.zikoko.com/life/oldies/8-yoruba-words-mean-thing-edo/

Uchasa:
Nevertheless,Edo isn't related to Yorubas
Edo is Niger Delta,so Yoruba people should leave them alone!!!
One Niger Delta!!
One South South!!!
One Nigeria!!

Ideadoctor:
Yoruba greatly influenced the Benin cultural, which is the probable reason why some people mix Yoruba and Benin people together

Kapeter:
Benin=Yoruba=Benin.

MyopicMods:
1. “Omo”

It means “child” in both Yoruba and Edo.



2. “Igbo/Ugbo”

“Igbo” is commonly said by Yoruba, but in some dialects, “Ugbo” is also used and it means the same thing in both Yoruba and Edo.

3. “Baba”

It means “Father” in both Yoruba and Edo.

4. “Oba”

It means “King” in Yoruba and it also means the same thing in Edo.

5. “Iye/Yeye”

The Yoruba might use “Yeye” more but the words mean the same thing in Yoruba and Edo; “Mother”.

6. “Unu/Enu”

Some Yoruba dialects switch the “u” for the “e” in “enu”, so it’s the same thing with Edo and it means, “Mouth”.


7. “Ogede/Oghede”

Apart from the slight different spellings, these words are pronouncd the same and mean the same; “Plantain/Banana”.

8. “Ibata/Bata”

If you can unlook the other ‘i’, this word is really the same thing in both Yoruba and Edo and it means, “Shoe”.


https://www.zikoko.com/life/oldies/8-yoruba-words-mean-thing-edo/

Unclekayfarms:

Baba is not used by Bini is more like Ipa

MyopicMods:
1. “Omo”

It means “child” in both Yoruba and Edo.



2. “Igbo/Ugbo”

“Igbo” is commonly said by Yoruba, but in some dialects, “Ugbo” is also used and it means the same thing in both Yoruba and Edo.

3. “Baba”

It means “Father” in both Yoruba and Edo.

4. “Oba”

It means “King” in Yoruba and it also means the same thing in Edo.

5. “Iye/Yeye”

The Yoruba might use “Yeye” more but the words mean the same thing in Yoruba and Edo; “Mother”.

6. “Unu/Enu”

Some Yoruba dialects switch the “u” for the “e” in “enu”, so it’s the same thing with Edo and it means, “Mouth”.


7. “Ogede/Oghede”

Apart from the slight different spellings, these words are pronouncd the same and mean the same; “Plantain/Banana”.

8. “Ibata/Bata”

If you can unlook the other ‘i’, this word is really the same thing in both Yoruba and Edo and it means, “Shoe”.


https://www.zikoko.com/life/oldies/8-yoruba-words-mean-thing-edo/

Unclekayfarms:
Yoruba. Bini

Aje. Axen. Witch

Ologbo. Ologbo. Cat

Obuko. Ovuko. Male goat

Elede. Elede. Pig

Omi. Amen water (sounds alike)

Ogun. Ogun. God of thunder

Sango. Esango.

Pepeye. Pepeye. Duck


Adiye. Adiye. Chicken

Iyi. Iyi. Respect

Them too many jare

jneutron4000:
Imade did not originated from Igodomigodo, ADE is a Yoruba word and it is used mostly as prefix or suffix in names just as imADE, ADEsua, ADEwole, ADElabu, orimolADE etc. Yorubas that migrated from Ife with Oranmiyan and they settle in Benin with Eweka the first who started the Obaship dynasty that birth the Benin empire, you people are just so funny with the way and matter you want to turn the history upside down. You Yoruba mixed and blend with those from Igodomigodo land well, instead to do your thing over there, you are appropriate all what you adopted from Ife such as gods, I have seen Benins claiming they own the gods Olokun, Olosa, Sango, Ogun etc na wa o. If you people want to Practice some of tis gods fine, we have people Practice This Yoruba gods even in Haiti, Brazil, and many Caribbean countries, they are not claiming they own it or it originated from them. In fact the way Benin people uses Ogun to swear, even we Yorubas the owner do not use it negatively like that, any small thing the Benin will say Ogun na gbo e or something like that. Ogun is not meant for swearing unnecessary Ogun is the god of Iron and it is meant for justice.

Even though I'm Yoruba but I think Igbo language is far better than our language and I urge every Yoruba person to learn Igbo

egbaran:




Even onions we call it the same with Yoruba.....alubusa

And key as well......kokoro

PCG001:
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