adiyẹ [ádìyɛ́] n.
chicken; fowl (cf. ọkhọkhọ).
ahianmwẹn [áhyã́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
bird;
ahianmwẹn-Osa ― “the African Pied wagtail”
.
ahua [áhúà] n.
hawk.
akuirọn [àkwíɽ̃ɔ̃̀] n.
a dark-brown bird with fluffy plumage.
akha [àxà] n.
weaver bird.
akpalakperhan [àk͡pàlàk͡pèřã́] n.
Grey woodpecker.
alẹvbẹ [àlɛ̀ʋɛ̀] n.
a bat-like night bird that flies only a short distance when stirred.
alumẹ [àlùmɛ̀] n.
a bird.
asẹsẹ [ásɛ̀sɛ́] n.
a bird: robin.
áwẹ [áwɛ́] n.
a large bird with a tuft on its head.
egbu [égbú] n.
a kind of woodpecker which has a very big head and short beak.
ekinyanwo [èkĩ́ỹã́wó] n.
guinea-fowl egg (< ekẹn + iyanwo) (cf. Yoruba ẹyin-awo).
ekpẹkpẹyẹ [èk͡pɛ́k͡pɛ́yɛ́] n.
duck. (cf. Yoruba pẹ́pẹ́yẹ).
erhigọẹn [èřìgɔ̃́ɛ̃̀] n.
heron (also etingọẹn).
esiasio [èsyásyò] n.
the Bristlebill bird.
esughusughu [èsùɣùsúɣù] n.
owl.
etianran [ètĩã́ɽ̃ã̀] n.
1. peacock;
2. silk.
etingọẹn [ètĩ̀gɔ̃́ɛ̃̀] n.
heron (also erhigọẹn).
etitibiiti [ètìtìbíìtì] n.
a black bird with a lyre-shaped tail, believed to be the king of birds.
etolotolo [ètòlótòló] n.
turkey.
ẹkperọkhuẹ [ɛ̀k͡péɽɔ̀xwɛ̀] n.
a shining black bird, the size of a pigeon.
idu [ídù] n.
a variety of wild dove.
ogbodu [òg͡bòdú] n.
a bird: the pintailed whydah.
orhọnmwẹn2 [óřɔ̃́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
guinea fowl.
ovbi-alumẹ [òvyálùmɛ̃̀] n.
a small bird.
owọnwọn [òwɔ̃̀wɔ̃̀] n.
a bird: toucan; it has an immense beak.
ọkhọkhọ [ɔ̀xɔ́xɔ̀] n.
chicken; hen; fowl:
iyọkhọkọ (iye ọkhọkhọ) “mother-hen”: a fully-developed hen
.
ọkhuẹ̀ [ɔ̀xwɛ̀] n.
parrot.
ọ̀kpa [ɔ̀k͡pà] n.
rooster (also ọkporhu).
uderhu [údèřú] n.
(< u ― de ― rhu) “falling upon”: the name of a variety of hawk.
uguu [ùgúù] n.
vulture.
uhaeso [úháesò] n.
a bird; swallow.
ukorobozo [ùkòɽòbòzò] n.
a variety of wild-fowl.
ukpomobiẹ [ùk͡pómóbyɛ̀] n.
the name for the different varieties of sunbirds.
ukpọbian [ùkpɔ́byã̀] n.
a small variety of squirrel.