Ẹ̀KỌ́ ÈDÈ YORÙBÁ / LEARN YORÙBÁ LANGUAGE

Names that start with Ọ̀PÁ suggest there was an abundance at the time of birth of a child. Examples of such names are: 1. Ọ̀p ák únl é: Ab...

The Yoruba belief is that if a newborn arrives  into a family, after the death of a member of the family, the dead is said to have revisited...

Ẹn í b á s ùn l à n j í, a k ì  í j í  apir ọ́ Meaning: We can only wake a person sleeping, we do not wake someone pretending to be asleep

XY is about the simplest construction in Yorùbá language, where X is a noun and Y is another noun juxtaposed to X. Noun Y qualifies noun X. ...

Understanding the structure of Yoruba names is very important while teaching Yoruba language. The structure of Yoruba names mostly serves as...

K í    l o  r í    l ọ́ b ẹ̀ t ó fi wa ro  ọw ọ́  Literal Meaning: What did you see in the soup that made you hold back your hand Denota...

Denotative meaning: A spinster cherishes dancing, while the heart of a married woman is in child upbringing. Connotative meaning: We have d...