emakaesọn [èmàkàésɔ̃̀] n.
bicycle repairer.
emakaliki [èmàkálìkì] n.
mechanic; auto technician (cf. Engl.).
etisa [ètísà] n.
teacher (cf. Engl.).
ezinniya [èzĩ̀nĩ́yà] n.
engineer (cf. Engl.).
ezọbu [èzɔ́bù] n.
job: usually daily-paid labour, often requiring no specialized skill.
ẹdekita [ɛ̀dékítà] n.
doctor, physician (cf. Engl.).
iguẹsẹ [ígwɛ̀sɛ̀] n.
expert.
iguọmọrre [ìgwɔ̀mɔ̀ré] n.
first servants of a newly crowned Ọba.
igbehẹn [ìg͡bèhɛ̃̀] n.
1. fishermen;
2. (< i-gbe-ehẹn) ― fishing.
igbemaba [ìg͡bèmàbà] n.
“calabash drummers” in the service of the Ọba.
igbesanmwan [ìgbèsã̀ɱã̀] n.
1. the traditional wood and bone carvers for the Oba; the name of the quarters occupied by this group of artisans.
ìrewe [ìɽèwè] n.
a band or nightguards.
iyokuo [ìyòkwò] n.
warrior; soldier.
ohuẹ [òhuɛ́] n.
1. hunter;
2. dragonfly.
olakpa [ólák͡pà] n.
law-enforcement officer; police.
omugui [òmùgwí] n.
lawyer; advocate.
owinna [ów̃ĩ̀nã́] n.
carpenter (also ekabita).
oziguẹ [ózìgwɛ̀] n.
a boat-handler; the rower of a boat or canoe.
ọbo [ɔ̀bó] n.
1. a general term for various categories of doctors:
ọbo-ọrọnmila ― “diviner”
;
ọbo-itan ― “ordeal doctor”
;
ọbo-ebe ― “a Ph.D. holder”^
; etc.;
2. ritual priests of various gods or deities.
ọbowa [ɔ̀bòwà] n.
house-builder.
ọbude [ɔ̀bùdè] n.
adviser; counsellor.
ọbuohiẹn [ɔ̀bwòhyɛ̃̀] n.
judge.
ọdọlukpọn [ɔ̀dɔ̀lùkpɔ̃̀] n.
tailor (< ọ ― dọlọ ― ukpọn) “mender of cloth.”
ọduẹki [ɔ̀duɛ̀kì] n.
1. trader;
2. a small measuring aluminium bowl used for selling commodities like garri, rice, beans, etc.
mwaan ọduẹki isẹn mẹ ― “Measure 5 bowls for me.”
ọdukpọn [ɔ̀dùkpɔ̃̀] n.
weaver (of fabrics).
ọfẹndin [ɔ̀fɛ̃̀dĩ̀] n.
palm-nut reaper.
ọguọmwandia [ɔ̀gwɔ̀ɱã̀dyà] n.
“he who stays with one”: a servant; a house-help.
ọgbehẹn [ɔ̀g͡bèhɛ̃̀] n.
(< ọ ― gbe ― ehẹn) fisherman.
ọgbeni [ɔ̀g͡bènĩ̀] n.
(< ọ ― gbe ― eni) elephant-killer, elephant-hunter.
ọgbugbo [ɔ̀g͡bùgbò] n.
(< ọ ― gbe ― ugbo) “one who makes farms”, farmer.
ọkemwionkọ [ɔ̀kèɱĩõ̀kɔ̀] n.
(< ọ-kọ-emwin-ọkọ) “crop-planter” large-scale farmer; cash-crop farmer.
ọkpọmwan [ɔ̀kpɔ̀ɱã̀] n.
attendant; assistant; servant.
ọmada [ɔ̀mã̀dà] n.
the Ọba’s ceremonial sword bearer (pl. emada).
ọmakhe [ɔ̀màxè] n.
(< ọ ― ma ― akhe) potter.
ọmamwaenmwin [ɔ̀màɱãẽ̀ɱĩ̀] n.
(< ọ ― ma ― emwan ― emwin) teacher (also etisa).
ọsama [ɔ̀sàmà] n.
1. (< ọ-sa-ama) brass-smith;
2^.^ sculptor.
ọsuohuan [ɔ̀swòhw̃ã̀] n.
(< ọ ― su ― ohuan): “leader of sheep”: shepherd.
ọviẹn [ɔ̀vyɛ̃́] n.
slave; servant.
ọwẹe [ɔ̀wɛ́è] n.
farmer (also ọgbugbo).
ọzedu [ɔ̀zèdù] n.
(< ọ-zẹ-edu) interpreter.