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All Yoruba Oriki/Eulogy Names and Meanings | Names and meanings of Oriki in Yoruba language

All Yoruba Oriki/Eulogy Names and Meanings | Names and meanings of Oriki in Yoruba language. In this video, I explained the major Oriki/Praise or Eulogy names we have in the Yoruba Language. I understand that many people don't know the meaning of their names and desire to know, and that is why I listed the majority of the Orikis or praise names we have in the Yoruba language and culture and also explained each one of them. Oriki/praise names for male in the Yoruba language Akanbi: One who is consciously or deliberately born. Alabi: One breakthrough to be born. Ayinla: A child meant to be praised and disciplined. Àjàní: A child we fought to have. Adigun: Righteous one. Akanda: intentionally created Àjàgbé: I fought to carry this child. Ajala: One who has fought and survived. Ajao: Fighter with victory. Alao: One destined to divide and conquer enemies. Adio: Righteous one. warrior. Akangbe: One consciously or deliberately carried. Akande: One who arrives in full determination. Akanmu: One who is personally chosen. Àkànjí: One whose touch gives life, one who is vigilant Adisa: The clear one. it's more of a process Ajadi: End of war. Aweda: one who is complete, when you bath some child they smell, but when you bath this one, he becomes clean Aremu: To be pampered before dealing with, commonly used with the first child Alade: The one who breakforth to come Alagbe: You have to breakforth to carry this one Alani: breakforth to have Ariyo: Bringer of joy upon sighting. Ayinde: We gave praises and he came. Ayanda: one who is choosen to be created Akanni: Profitable encounter or an encounter that brings wealth. Àkànní: We just have this one. Atanda: One created to shine bright. Oriki/praise names of female in the Yoruba language Àbèbí: Begged to be birthed (usually given after a difficult birth) Abegbe: A baby we begged to carry. Abeke: We begged for her to caress her. Àbèní: We begged to have this child. Adubi: One we struggled to birth, especially if she was in a breech position. Àdùké: A child that everyone else fights to care for because it is a privilege to pamper her. Aduni: The child we struggled to have. It also means joy. Agbeke: One carried in order to pet. Ajike: One who wakes up to some pampering. Ajoke: A child born to be pampered and cherished by everyone. Akanke: Lovable at the first meeting. Àlàké: Circumstances had to be overcome to take care of her. You just have to take care of her by all means. Amoke: Knowing her is caring for her. Amope: One with complete knowledge. Ànìké: Had to be pampered. Apeke: Called to be pampered Àríké: One who should be cared for or pampered upon sight. Asabi: One chosen to be born. Ayoka: A daughter who brings joy to everyone. Tinuke: one who is cared for from the heart. #learnyoruba #yorubalanguage #learnyorubaonline #yorubalanguageteacher #learningyorubalanguage #africanlanguages