Olokun, sea ; the god Olokun ; west.
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Olue͉de, day reckoner.
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O͉lueme, my mate (one wife of another).
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Olugbulubu, stone in bladder (of animal).
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Olulikpe͉de, day reckoner.
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O͉luze͉geze͉ge, flexible.
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O͉ma, pl. ema, man, person.
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O͉mada, a bad man ; ada bearer.
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O͉mo̯iho, women’s ebo͉ (lit., I want a son).
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Omalemiro͉kp̠a, ignorant.
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O͉manodeni, that man who is coming.
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O͉mano͉ma, a good man.
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O͉mawu, he is not dead.
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Ome, fringe of palm leaf before shrine.
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O͉meto, hair in plaits. §EDO DICTIONARY. 239
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O͉mie͉mie, sweet (like sugar).
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O͉moberha, father’s step child.
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O͉mo͉boͅ, baby (lit. arm-child); step child.
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O͉mo͉noxera̯i, child that favours the father.
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O͉mo͉se, fine, handsome.
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O͉mo͉sexo͉la, handsome.
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O͉mo͉segbe, fine body.
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Omoto͉me, it burns me.
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Ona, decorative marks.
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Oṅwale, light (colour).
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O͉nià, bright (of fire).
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Oni͉sa, anus. §240 EDO DICTIONARY.
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O͉no, heaven, future world.
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Onurhieyekowa, door leading to back of the house.
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Onurhogbole, door leading from ogbole to house.
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Onurhole, door from second forecourt to house.
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Onurhole, gate of the town.
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Onu͉rhu, doorway, gate.
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Onurode͉rie, door leading to oderie.
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O͉nyo͉mokpa, in one place, direction.
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O͉pe͉ke͉re, palm oil chop.
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Ore, entrance to house (from street).
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O͉re͉do, he is in Edo.
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O͉re̽dolá, is he in Edo ?
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Orhierhie, sweet like banana.
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O͉rhomi, guinea fowl; star.
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O͉rhuawe, obstacle, stone, etc., in the way.
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Oriala, gall ; bitter.
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Orialale, gall bladder.
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O͉rie, (its) flat. §EDO DICTIONARY. 241
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Orua, relative by marriage.
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O͉sé, enough. Osenagaxia, it is time to go.
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Ose, friend ; mistress.
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O͉se͉ba, loin cloth (woman’s).
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Osielegbe, suitor for a widow.
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O͉sirhurhu, mould (parasitic).
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O͉so͉le, I am sorry for.
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Osumai, red stone said to be vomited by the rainbow ; used
for Exwai.
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O͉sunu, it has come true ; it has happened.
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Osusu, round patch of hair.
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Oteriuruhe, he is dead (of king).
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O͉ti, it boils ; it flies.
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O͉tiṅberowa, it flew over the house. §242 EDO DICTIONARY.
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O͉to, sharp like pepper.
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Otoͅ, earth ; ground ; bottom of river ; under.
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O͉to͉ñ, burial shrine.
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Otoͅte͉rha, under the tree.
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Otoͅte͉ze, down stream.
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Ototoͅli, bottom; dregs.
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Otuwe, pl. etuwe, your brother, relative.
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Ova̯ima, it pleases us.
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Ovewaima, it will please us.
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Oviaxe, mould ; small pot.
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Ovialu, pupil of the eye.
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Oviaxowe, calf (of leg).
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O͉̽viè, he cries, weeps.
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Ovie͉de͉xere, a short time.
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Ovie͉gboxere, a short way.
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Ovie͉mila, calf (animal).
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Oviñdelu, sun behind cloud.
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Oviodo, pestle. §EDO DICTIONARY. 243
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Oviogoiamotoͅ, middle of foot.
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Oviokokugugawe, patella.
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Ovio͉ma, free man ; small man (not chief).
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Oviukmo͉ñ, loin cloth (man’s).
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O͉wa, castrated animal (goat or ox).
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O͉waise, pl. iwaise, learned men.
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Owa̽lame, track, spoor of an animal.
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Owamegbime, I am thirsty.
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O͉wanędo, people of Edo.
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Owe͉xi, I am a farmer.
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Owehe, menstruation room.
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Owemwami, house of palm leaves.
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Owerioto͉, peeled rods on shrine of Ebo.
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Ǫwia, bottom of a hole.
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Owialame, fraenum of the tongue.
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Owiamwemwe, an unusual smell. §244 EDO DICTIONARY.
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Owie, morning; owiena, this morning.
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Owiewiemo͉kpa, morning twilight.
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Owiewiliwili, morning mist.
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Owigo, safe (for money).
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Owili, old man ; elder.
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Owiolue, stepson (woman speaking).
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Owirha, brother by same father.
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Owirhowiye, brother by same father and mother.
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Owiye, brother by same mother.
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Owo, one (in counting).
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Owohe, a kind of wood.
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Owo̯iiperepere, flat-footed person.
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Owuresa, mahogany (?).
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O͉yegidigbii, very big.
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Ǫyeleroͅ, man appointed to cook or provide food for strangers.
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O͉ze͉do, interpreter (for Bini).
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Ozila, wind (in the farm).
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Oziohami, a fasting man.
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O͉ziwirhu, small, soft voice.
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Oži, crab : mantis. §EDO DICTIONARY. 245
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Re, neg. particle ; aixue, drive it ; arexue, do not drive it.
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