Orúkọ Amutọrunwa (Yoruba Birth Names)

Here are more examples: Ìgè – A child born feet-first (breech birth) Ojó / Àìná – A child born with the umbilical cord around their neck (Ojó is for males, Àìná is for both genders) Ajayi – A child born face-down Dàda – A child born with naturally curly or locked hair

Salako / Talabi – A child born covered with the birth caul (àpò ọmọ) Olúgbòdí – A child born with extra fingers or toes Abíọ̀ná – A child born while the mother was traveling Abíodun / Abíọ̀sẹ – A child born during a festival or holy day

Bàbátúndé / Yẹ́túndé – A child believed to be the reincarnation of their grandfather or grandmother Ọmọpẹ – A child born later than expected (overdue pregnancy) Babarímisà – A posthumous child (born after the father’s death)

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A very nice presentation, but the Idowu part is where I disagree. Idowu as Esu leyin ibeji does not denote stubbornness or anything negative and does not mean devil as well. The true Yoruba meaning of Esu leyin Ibeji simply means: The one that protects the twins, Esu in that context means 'Su bo' means cover or protect. Esu leyin Ibeji: the one that protects or watches the back of the twins. The pre- Ajayi Crowder Yoruba believes Èsú as God of protection and wealth not the one that rebelled against God that fell from the sky. Thank you.

I didn't say devil though? Èṣù is also a trickster god. And in this context...it means the children are stubborn not evil.

My name is OJO by birth, but because literally , the IJEBUs don’t answer to Ojo, they call them AINA. “Ijebu nj’ojo, AINA romi nje” it’s also an adage in ijebu dialect

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Wow I’ve learnt sth new about Ade which doesn’t necessarily mean crown

Ige -Adubi Aina -Oorosun Ojo Idogbe Ogidiolu

Your eyes are so dreamy🥹🩷

☺️☺️☺️ thank you.