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adín
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noun
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oil made from palm kernels
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adí
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conjunction
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after all, notwithstanding, nevertheless
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adíbọ
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noun
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one who casts lots
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adídàgiri
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noun
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an alarmist
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adídùn
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noun
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sweet-meats, confectionery, prepared parched corn for warriors
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adíẹ
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noun
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a fowl
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adífá
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noun
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a consulter of ifá
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adígbàró
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noun
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a waiter, one who remains standing
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adíjásílẹ̀
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noun
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one who creates strife
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adíkálà
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noun
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a piebald
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adìkò
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noun
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a boat caulker
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adímó
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noun
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shut in, closed up
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adímú
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noun
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one who holds fast
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adímú
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noun
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a kind of masquerade in lagos during the obsequies of a great man; the chief of adamoríṣa, of ugly appearance, who must never be laughed at
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adímúlà
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noun
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an attribute of god; a name sometimes given to kings
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adina
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noun
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one who impedes, a hinderer; a barricade
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adínpamo
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noun
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a conserve, something preserved
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adínsìn
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noun
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a conserve, something preserved
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adìrẹ
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noun
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calico dyed in patterns by west african dyers
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adíríta
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noun
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one who plaits, braids human hair; a hairdresser
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adirò
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noun
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a hearth
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adirò
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noun
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a vessel with the bottom pierced, used for straining, a strainer
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adísìsíle
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noun
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author; inventor; originator
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adìtẹ̀
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noun
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a peculiar method of plaiting the hair
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adítì
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noun
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a deaf person
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adítú
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noun
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a surprise packet
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adíyelé
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noun
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an appraiser, a valuer
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adó
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noun
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a calabash used for preserving powder and medicine
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adògán
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noun
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a yoruba stove
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adógunsílẹ̀
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noun
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one who creates war, disturbance, revolution
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adójé
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adjective
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one hundred and thirty
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adótìní
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noun
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a besieger
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adóṣà
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adjective
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one hundred and ten
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adóṣà
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adjective
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seventy
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adórun
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adjective
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ninety
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ádóṣan
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adjective
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one hundred and seventy
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ádóṣà
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adjective
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fifty
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adọ́pẹ̀ṣílẹ̀
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noun
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agitator
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adọ́pòta
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noun
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by fifties
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adú
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noun
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one who is very black, jet black
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adùbú ọ̀ran
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noun
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an arbitrator
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adùgbò
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noun
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neighbourhood, surrounding country
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adùgbòlù
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noun
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a stumbling block
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ádùn
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noun
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parched ground corn mixed with sugar, oil
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ádùn
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noun
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sweetness, flavour, fragrance, savoury relish; grace, beauty, sonorous
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adúpẹ
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noun
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thank you
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adúrà
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noun
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prayer, supplication, entreaty, petition
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adúrà alẹ́
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noun
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evening prayer, evensong
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adúrà ẹ̀pẹ
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noun
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rogation, petition
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adúrà kùkúrú
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noun
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a short prayer
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adúrà owúrọ̀
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noun
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morning prayer, matins
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aduró
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noun
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one who stands, one who maintains his ground
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aduró fúnni
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noun
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bail, surety
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adúrò-gbèrò
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noun
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an observer, one who pauses
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aduròtíni
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noun
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a waiter, a support, a prop
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afá
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noun
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bridge, wooden culvert
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afagbaragbà
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noun
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usurper; wrestler; extortioner
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afagbáramu
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noun
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one who constrains, enforces
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afagbarasẹ
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noun
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one who compels, forces
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afáìgi
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noun
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a carpenter
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afáìgbónlá
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noun
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one who laps with the tongue
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afáìmọ
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adjective
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not unlikely, probable
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afáiyà
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noun
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a charmer; charm
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afani
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noun
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one who pulls, plucks, draws, attracts
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afani-ni-irun-tu
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noun
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one who plucks hair
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afara
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noun
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slowness, sluggishness
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afárá
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noun
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two sticks rubbed together, from which fire is produced by friction
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afaramọni
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noun
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an adherent
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afara oyin
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noun
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honeycomb
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afarapamọ
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noun
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one who absconds, hides
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afarasin
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noun
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one who absconds, hides
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afarasọta
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noun
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one who pawns himself
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afarawé
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noun
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resemblance, imitation
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afaraweni
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noun
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one who copies, imitates
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afasẹhin
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noun
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one who flinches, retreats
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afé
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noun
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a white-bellied rat
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afé
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noun
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a small buoy attached to the middle of a fishing line; a fishing float
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afẹ́imọjọ
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noun
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an animal of the rat tribe, the tail of which is used by the king of yoruba as a sign of royalty; he generally holds the tail against his mouth when he walks abroad
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afẹ́tígbẹ́gírí
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noun
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an eavesdropper
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afẹ́
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noun
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pleasure, pride; state of loving
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afẹ́birin
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noun
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wooer, courtier, suitor
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afẹ́
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noun
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breeze; wind; gale; climate; atmosphere
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afẹ́ẹ́-afẹ́yika
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noun
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whirlwind
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afẹ́ẹ́-ọjiji
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noun
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a sudden gust of wind
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afẹ́ẹ́-pẹ̀lẹ
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noun
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a soft blowing wind, a breeze
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afẹ́ẹ́ sanma
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noun
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ether, air of the pure upper region
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afẹ́ẹ́ sanma mimọ
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noun
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ether, air of the pure upper region
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afẹ́hintì
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noun
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a support, a prop
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afẹ́jìtì
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noun
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one who distorts his face, especially when working
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afẹ́mọjúmọ
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noun
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twilight; dawn; morning
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afẹni
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noun
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lover, suitor
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afẹ́nú
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noun
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chaff
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afẹ́rẹrẹsini
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noun
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a well-wisher
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afẹ́rẹ
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noun
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a very light wood, similar to cork
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afárì
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noun
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a charm used by runaways to enable them to elude their pursuers
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afẹ́ṣọna
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noun
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a betrothed person, fiancée
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afẹ́tán
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noun
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perfect love; sincerity
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afẹ́wọ́
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noun
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a pickpocket
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afi or afibi
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conjunction
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unless, except. e.g.—ẹmi ki yio lọ afi bi o bukun mi, “i will not go unless he bless me.”
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afibi-san-ọre
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noun
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an ungrateful person; one who returns evil for good
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