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Ode Oyo
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Ode Oyo is like a theserus of yoruba language it is a view that helps everybody intrested in yoruba language express himself or herself properly in whatever sacomestanse it enpower everybody in every profession and endervour it list yoruba equvilent of every english word and helps an individual to solve everyday problem in easiers way.
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Release dateJan 24, 2019
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Ode Oyo
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Oladipupo Omo Aresa

OLADIPUPO OMO ARESA graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University in 1988 he also got a masters degree from ADEKUNLE AJASIN University

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    Ode Oyo - Oladipupo Omo Aresa

    Copyright © 2019 JAMES AKANDE SAMUEL

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    PROLOGUE

    Alaafin Oyo, as head of Yoruba nation and the African peoples of the world, this is specially dedicated to you. The innocent question of a primary school pupil (Title) became a subject of research. It started in early 1960s.

    Many things were revealed in the course of the research

    1. English and Yoruba (also known as King’s Yoruba, standard Yoruba, Pure Yoruba or Oyo Language) are two sides of a coin.

    2. The two languages are expressed in similar pattern.

    3. In this part of the world, from Congo through south Sudan, down to Senegal, we speak one language and its dialects

    4. The language of each nation of the world could be likened to the ripples generated in concentric circles when a lump of gold is dropped into still waters.

    5. In this country, we do not have tribes nor ethnic groups, we have Yoruba people, Yoruba language and its dialects

    6. These dialects came about as a result of migrations and lack of reference materials.

    7. The research also revealed that the major languages of the world could be linked to one source.

    8. A good grasp and knowledge of Oyo language would give one insight into several international languages as French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Greek and Latin.

    As example if we are to trace a line from the center of aforementioned concentric circles (among many) and assume A B C D E F G H I J K and M. Group B migrates from group A. Group C migrates from B Group D migrates from group C and so on.

    Where there is no insurmountable barrier in its path, such as ocean, the line continues ad infinitum and dialects would continue to be created.

    As this continues, the main language continues to change. In the process of time, the alteration gets to minority M. The dialect becomes completely different from language A.

    However, the analysis of dialect M will reveal elements of A. Some distance after M may not reveal elements of similarity.

    Examples:

    i. Igbomina West, Igala, Igbomina East (Popularlly called Igbo) Ikwere etc

    ii. Ikale, Ilaje, Ijaw, Ogoni, Kalabari etc

    iii. Nupe, Bassa, Basa Kwomu, Bassa nge etc

    The Bible, Ifa and Quran testify that Yoruba language was there in the beginning. They also testify that Africa is the source of creation. These prove that the garden of Eden was in Africa. Yoruba was the means of communication in the garden of Eden.

    Oyo language or pure Yoruba or kings Yoruba or standard Yoruba or simply Yoruba has the following alphabets.

    Yoruba language has a single normal S. We do not have SH sound.

    When explorers came to this part of African continent they could not speak our language properly. In the process they created many shackled sounds as shi, she shu, sho, sha, yen and the like.

    Their notorious markets also helped to spread these sounds. Their successors also wrote books using them.

    For example: Travels and Explorations in Yorubaland (1854-1858) By W. H. Clarke.

    In Nigeria today, although there are some far flung migrations, the rest peoples are Yorubas. All the minorities are Yoruba people. We are all the same people. From Borno to Bakassi, Kano to Zuru Kaduna to Port Harcourt, Gobir to Benin, Koto Kolofin to Lokeoja, Kafanchan to Onisha, Jos to Ijebu, Mokokowa, Ibiyidaa, Akano, Mina etc.

    The border line runs from sudan to Senegal along the southern borders of sahara desert.

    In addition, Yorubas also constitute a large portion of the following countries:

    Argentina

    Mexico

    America

    Jamaica

    Cuba

    Dominican

    Paraguay

    Equador

    Guiana

    Colombia

    Haiti

    Brazil

    Chile

    Uruguay

    Trinidad and Tobego

    Bolivia

    Venezuela

    Leeward and Windward Islands

    etc.

    DEDICATION

    1. Heads of towns and villages

    2. Priests of Ifa

    3. Pastors and Imams

    4. Early researchers: Olubikin, Osanyinbikin, Olayika, Obaranikosi, Agbonmiregun and Ewalu

    To God be All Glory

    Oladipupo is a tool for development and progress. Each part is about five times its size – depending on how good an individual is at signs and punctuation. The materials used so far (from A to Z) add up to a minor percentage of Yoruba language but whoever masters these should be able to cope in our villages.

    Other products include:

    1. Dictionary (Complete in Yoruba)

    2. Pronunciation CD

    3. Computer soft and Hard Copies

    4. Thesaurus

    5. Others

    • Double letters are avoided

    • Where two or more words are brought together, they do not necessarily follow the English way.

    Some simple words

    Abajo, Akololo, Alabajo, Sunkun, Kugu, Du, Dun, Iru, Aduru, Alawusa Ogbifo, Ajagbila, Gbajare, Ibogi, Ajoji, Atipo, Oru, Aajin, Oganjo, Tagiri, Elegbe Kese, Kiji, Opelope, Gogo

    Please before you apply that pen or microphone, get Yoruba language properly. We have to avoid shackles and curses

    SOME YORUBA NAMES

    ADEBOBOLA

    ADEAGBO

    ADEBADEWA

    ADEBAMIDELE

    ADEBAMIJI

    ADEBAMIJI

    ADEBAMIJI

    ADEBAMIRO

    ADEBANBO

    ADEBANJO

    ADEBANKE

    ADEBARE

    ADEBAYO

    ADEBIMPE

    ADEBISI

    ADEBISOLA

    ADEBISOYE

    ADEBIYI

    ADEBO

    ADEBO

    ADEBOBAJO

    ADEBOBOYE

    ADEBOJE

    ADEBOLA ADEBOLU

    ADEBORI

    ADEBOSIPO

    ADEBOWALE

    ADEBOYE

    ADEBOYE

    ADEBUKOLA

    ADEBUKOYE

    ADEBUNMI

    ADEBUSAYO

    ADEBUSIYI

    ADEBUSOLA

    ADEBUSOYE

    ADEDAMADE

    ADEDAMOLA

    ADEDAMOYE

    ADEDAPO

    ADEDAYO

    ADEDEJI

    ADEDEJO

    ADEDEJO

    ADEDEWE

    ADEDIBU

    ADEDIGBA

    ADEDIJI

    ADEDIPUPO

    ADEDIRAN

    ADEDIRIN

    ADEDIYIN

    ADEDOJA

    ADEDOKUN

    ADEDOLAPO

    ADEDOTUN

    ADEDOYIN

    ADEDOYIN

    ADEDUNMADE

    ADEDUNMI

    ADEDUNMOLA

    ADEDUNMOYE

    ADEDUNTAN

    ADEDUNUNKE

    ADEDUNUNNI

    ADEEKANYE

    ADEEKO

    ADEEYO

    ADEFARATI

    ADEFEMI

    ADEFENWA

    ADEFEYINTI

    ADEFI

    ADEFIKOYO

    ADEFILA

    ADEFINHAN

    ADEFIOLA

    ADEFIOLA

    ADEFISAYO

    ADEFISOYE

    ADEFOLAJUWONLO

    ADEFOLAKEMI

    ADEFOLAMI

    ADEFOLARIN

    ADEFOLAWE

    ADEFOLAWIYO

    ADEFOLAYAN

    ADEFOWOKAN

    ADEFOWOWE

    ADEFUNBI

    ADEFUNKE

    ADEFUNMI

    ADEFUNPE

    ADEGBAMI

    ADEGBAYI

    ADEGBEMI

    ADEGBEMILEKE

    ADEGBEMISOLA

    ADEGBEMISOYE

    ADEGBENGA

    ADEGBENJO

    ADEGBENLE

    ADEGBENRO

    ADEGBESAN

    ADEGBILE

    ADEGBITE

    ADEGBOLA

    ADEGBOYE

    ADEGBOYEGA

    ADEGEYE

    ADEGOKE

    ADEGOROYE

    ADEGUN

    ADEGUNLOLA

    ADEGUNWA

    ADEHANLOYE

    ADEIBUKUN

    ADEIFE

    ADEINOYE

    ADEITAN

    ADEJARE

    ADEJENROLA

    ADEJINMI

    ADEJOBI

    ADEJOKE

    ADEJOYE

    ADEJULOYE

    ADEJUMO

    ADEJUMOBI

    ADEJUWON

    ADEKAITAN

    ADEKALE

    ADEKANMI

    ADEKANNBI

    ADEKANOLA

    ADEKEHIN

    ADEKEMI

    ADEKEYE

    ADEKIITAN

    ADEKILE

    ADEKOJO

    ADEKOLA

    ADEKOLUEJO

    ADEKOMI

    ADEKOYA

    ADEKOYEJO

    ADEKUNBI

    ADEKUNKE

    ADEKUNLE

    ADEKUNMI

    ADELABI

    ADELABU

    ADELAGAN

    ADELAGUN

    ADELAJA

    ADELAKIN

    ADELAKUN

    ADELANA

    ADELANI

    ADELAYEADELAYO

    ADELEGAN

    ADELEKAN

    ADELEKE

    ADELERU

    ADELEYE

    ADELODUN

    ADELOJU

    ADELOLA

    ADELOWO

    ADELOWOTAN

    ADELOYE

    ADELU

    ADELUDE

    ADELUSAYO

    ADELUSI

    ADELUSOLA

    ADELUSOYE

    ADELUYI

    ADEMABO

    ADEMADEGUN

    ADEMADEWA

    ADEMAYOKUN

    ADEMAYOMI

    ADEMAYOWA

    ADEMESO

    ADEMOLA

    ADEMOYEGUN

    ADEMOYEJE

    ADEMULEGAN

    ADEMUYIWA

    ADENIJI

    ADENIKE

    ADENINHUN

    ADENIRAN

    ADENITAN

    ADENIYI

    ADENRELE

    ADEOBA

    ADEOGUN

    ADEOJO

    ADEOLA

    ADEOLU

    ADEOMI

    ADEONIYE

    ADEOSUN

    ADEOTI

    ADEOYE

    ADEPATE

    ADEPEGBA

    ADEPEJU

    ADEPELE

    ADEPEMO

    ADEPITAN

    ADEPOJU

    ADEPONLE

    ADEPOSI

    ADERANTI

    ADEREMI

    ADERIBIGBE

    ADERIIKE

    ADERINKOMI

    ADERINOLA

    ADERINTO

    ADERINWALE

    ADEROBA

    ADEROGBA

    ADEROJU

    ADERONKE

    ADERONMU

    ADEROPO

    ADERUIGBA

    ADESAKIN

    ADESANMI

    ADESANYA

    ADESEEKE

    ADESESAN

    ADESEUN

    ADESEWA

    ADESEYE

    ADESIDA

    ADESIKE

    ADESILE

    ADESINA

    ADESIPE

    ADESIPO

    ADESIYAN

    ADESOJI

    ADESOKAN

    ADESOLA

    ADESOPE

    ADESOSIN

    ADESOYE

    ADESUBOMI

    ADESUNKANMI

    ADESUNNBO

    ADESUPO

    ADESUYI

    ADETAYO

    ADETIEHIN

    ADETOKUN

    ADETOKUNBO

    ADETOLA

    ADETOMIWA

    ADETONA

    ADETOOBERU

    ADETOOFARATI

    ADETORO

    ADETOSOO

    ADETOUN

    ADETOYE

    ADETOYINBO

    ADETUBERU

    ADETULA

    ADETUNDE

    ADETUNJI

    ADETUNMIBI

    ADETUNMIKE

    ADETUNMISE

    ADETUNMOBI

    ADETUNWASE

    ADETUTU

    ADETUYI

    ADEWALE

    ADEWANWA

    ADEWEMIMO

    ADEWOLA

    ADEWOLE

    ADEWOLU

    ADEWOYE

    ADEWUMI

    ADEWUNI

    ADEWUSI

    ADEWUYI

    ADEYANJU

    ADEYEFA

    ADEYEGA

    ADEYEMI

    ADEYEMO

    ADEYEYE

    ADEYI

    ADEYINKA

    ADEYONBO

    ADEYOOLA

    ADEYOOYE

    ADEYOSADE

    ADEYOSOLA

    ADEYOSORE

    AASA

    ABEKE

    ABEO

    ABIKE

    ABIOYE

    ABOLADE

    ABIADE

    ABISOLA

    ABISOYE

    ABORISADE

    ABEGUNDE

    ABIDEMI

    ABODERIN

    ADAMU

    AIBINOMO

    ABIDOYE

    ABODUNRIN

    ADUBI

    ADUFE

    ADUKE

    ADUNOLA

    ADIGUN

    ADIKA

    AADIBI

    AFON

    AFOLABI

    AFOLAYAN

    AGBOADE

    AGBOOLA

    AGBEKE

    AINA

    AJIBADE

    AJIBOWU

    AJIBOYE

    AJIBOLA

    AJIBIKE

    AKALA

    AJIBESIN

    AJAGBE

    AJAMU

    AJIBI

    AJALA

    AJADI

    AJIBEWA

    AJILADE

    AJAO

    AJAYI

    AJANI

    AJEIGBE

    AJOKE

    AJOGBE

    AJUWON

    AKANO

    AKANDE

    AKANBI

    AKANKE

    AKANMU

    AKANJI

    AKERELE

    AKINFENWA

    AKINLOYE

    AKINJIDE

    AKINYODE

    AKINYOOLA

    AKINADE

    AKANMU

    AKINLABI

    AKINPELU

    AKINKUNMI

    AKINGBADE

    AKINRINADE

    AKINTONDE

    AKINTONWA

    ALABA

    ALIBI

    ALADE

    ALAO

    ALAKE

    ALANI

    ALARI

    ALAMU

    ALAASOKO

    ALALADE

    AMOO

    AMOLE

    AMOPE

    AMOKE

    AMOKE

    AMUSAN

    APEKE

    APINKE

    AREO

    AREMU

    ARAMIDE

    ARALOYIN

    ARAOYE

    ARIBASOYE

    AARINADE

    AARINOLA

    AARINOYE

    ARINLADE

    ASAMU

    ASABI

    ASAKE

    ASANDE

    ASANI

    ATANDA

    ATOLE

    ATINUKE

    ATILADE

    ATOYEBI

    ATEERE

    ATOKE

    AWENI

    AWELE

    AWOLOLA

    AWONIKE

    AWOSORO

    AYOOLA

    AYOADE

    AYONI

    AYINDE

    AYANGADE

    AYINLA

    AYEGBOYIN

    BABALOLA

    BABARINDE

    BABATUNDE

    BABARIMISA

    BOLARINWA

    BABATOLA

    BOLATITO

    BOLADALE

    BOLAJOKOO

    BIBITAYO

    BANKOLE

    BANKEFA

    BABAJIDE

    BALOGUN

    BAMIGBADE

    BAMIGBOYE

    BAMIGBOLA

    BAMIDELE

    BAMIGBOSE

    DURODELA

    DUROORIKEE

    DUROSAKIN

    DUROSAWO

    DIEKOLA

    DIEKADE

    DIEKIYI

    EESUOLA

    ENIADE

    ENIITAN

    ENIOLA

    EYINADE

    EYINOYE

    FABUNMI

    FADELE

    FALABI

    FALEKE

    FALADE

    FALADE

    FAWOLE

    FAJOYE

    FAYOKE

    FASOLA

    FAKEYE

    FATAYO

    FATOKI

    FARAMADE

    FARAMOLA

    FARAYOOLA

    FAKOREDE

    FAHINTOLA

    FOLAWIYO

    FOLASADE

    FOLAHAN

    FOLARIN

    FADEKE

    GBADERO

    GBADAMOSI

    GBADEGESIN

    GBENJO

    GBADEBO

    GBADEYAN

    You can substitute Ade for Ogun, Omo, Sango, Oye, Omi, Ode, Aye, Ola, Iyi, Oyin, Owo, Olu, So, Oosa, Ibi, Opa ile, Agbala, Iyun, Segi, Ibu, Osun, Okun, Ifa, Odu, Oke, Ayan, Are, Baba, Iya, Iji, Eji, Agbe, Aro, Ilu, Ewe, Awo, Oke, Akin, Aje, Efun, Omo, Oba, etc.

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