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𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐏𝐢𝐝𝐠𝐢𝐧 𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐑𝐨𝐨𝐭 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐝𝐨 𝐋𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐚𝐠𝐞 Dey - From Dèé ~ To Come or Available. “Dey” not be confused for the pronoun “They” which represents a group of people. It’s used in terms like, your brother don dey. It’s an edo word used to refer to the availability of things. Na ~ From Nà ~ Is it, is ~ it is used as a pronoun to link words in pidgin. Making it the bedrock of the Nigeria pidgin English Sabi ~ From Sàbá [Sabier] ~ Very Knowledgeable. [Root] it is a Portuguese word that was blended into the Edo language in the 16th century and was introduced into the pidgin language through the Edo language. Okada ~ Motorcycle,Bike [Root] from the Okada Airline that was used in the 80s to transport these vehicles to Nigeria. The airline is named after Chief Licky igbinedion hometown Okada - Hills of river Ada, and it’s one of the few Nigeria pidgin words in the Oxford dictionary, having it Edo root. Agbero ~ From Àgbéro~ A Street Tout [Breakdown] Agbé- one who is filled, Ero [e’o] Tricks, Agbé’o one who’s filled with tricks to extort and take things or money from someone Ọzẹba ~ From Òzèbá~ Trouble “To fall into a sticky and unwanted trouble or problem”. Egbe - Weja ~ From Ègbé + Wedger ~ Thug, Hoodlum or one who has body strength. Root~ Edo & English. Egbe -Body Bobo ~ From Bòbó ~ To Wander Aimlessly Used to refer to ~ someone being used Fifi ~ From fí fí ~ A state of being excited Root word “Fí” to throw. In other words, your body is throwing you up and down. Fafa ~ From fàfá ~ To Fade Ọmọ ~ From Ómó ~ Child Ọmọmọ ~ From Ómómó~ Infant, toddler Dede ~ From dèdè ~ To Embrace Evian ~ From Èvìán ~ boastful. Although associated with other things like good luck charm, a family name, etc Tatafo ~From Tá tá fó - Gossiper,Talker Root ~ Ta - to talk, Ta- to talk, Fo- finish, Talk and talk till you say it all Tafia ~ From Tá fia ~ One who talks too much. [Root] Ọta fía, people who to talk really excites Akpa ~ From Akpa ~ A Fool Oyoyo ~ From Oyóyó ~ children chant for joy. [Root] Oyo Edo word for Joy Ọka ~ From Óka ~ Corn Agidigbi ~ From Aghìdìbi ~ Huge, Large Ọzour {Òzour} ~ A fool Kpangolo ~ From Ọkpan ~ Tin-container [Root] ~ Okpan ~ Plate Sogo Sogo ~ From Sógò Sógò ~ baby toy instrumen, that emanates sound. [Root]Sógò” to shake”. Ẹwe ~ Èwe ~ Goat Zan Zian ~ From Zàn Zàn ~ To Scatter Bolo ~ From Bólo ~ To peel used most times to substitute “Slap” Bobo ~ From ~ Bọbọ ~ To Fell Excited Aza ~ From Ázà~ Treasury, Bank Ororo ~ From Oróró [O’o’o]~ Groundnut oil Fo Fo Fo ~ From Fó ~ Finish used in short rhymes fr children;Fó Fó Fó Doo ~ From Dóó~ An informal greeting Ogbele ~ From Gbèlé ~ Cheap things [Root]~ Gbè Lé ~ To open and give out things for free Fa Fa ~ From FàFá ~ To Fade Bebe ~ From Bèbé ~ A mischievous overactive child Koko ~ From Kòkó ~ To gather, to grow Ugboloko ~ From Ùgbòlòkò ~ Bone, Skeleton Yeye ~ From Yéyé ~ To be foolish Ikebe ~ pronounce ~ Ìkèbè ~ an edo noun for buttocks

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