Yoruba Slangs: Meaning, pronunciations and translations of Slangs in Yoruba

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star

Yoruba: irawo

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number one

: eni ako ko

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Yoruba >> Slangs: Jara, Fisi

English:

Extra

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Nigerian_Slangs

Yoruba >> Slangs: Ajasa

English:

Add more effort

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Nneoma

Yoruba >> Slangs: olowo orimi

English:

my owner / my husband

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Nigerian_Slangs

Yoruba >> Slangs: Gbedu

English:

Big drum
(GbeduÂ literallyÂ meansÂ "big drum" and is a percussion instrument traditionally used in ceremonial Yoruba music in Nigeria and Benin. More recently, the word has come to be used to describe forms of Nigerian Afrobeat and Hip Hop music.)

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Nigerian_Slangs

Yoruba >> Slangs: Gra Gra

English:

stubbornness or unrelentingÂ

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MatthewOlamilekan

Yoruba >> Slangs: Oju ti leri

English:

feeling in intoxicated

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chi2

Yoruba >> Slangs: Agbero

English:

Thaout

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Yoruba_Proverbs

Yoruba >> Slangs: A nfotun teni, a nfosi tu sokoto, obinrin ni a ko ba oun gbo t-omo.

English:

One spreads a mat with the right hand while removing one's pants with the left hand; yet the woman complains that one is not helping her quest for a child.

Some people are incapable of recognizing and acknowledging favors.

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Nigerian_Slangs

Yoruba >> Slangs: Gbana(could be a Lagos only slang)

English:

Marijuana

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bonnysue

Yoruba >> Slangs: oyah nah

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