Read through and see if you know these words in your native Language...
Sadly i am not influent in the isoko dialect and cannot pount out what any of these words are in isoko..
Try and you may be Lucky ....
Pig - Ezi
Deer - Ene
Eagle - Ugo
Buffalo- Atụ
Cow - Ehi/Efi
Dove - Nduru
Crab - Nshịkọ
Leopard - Agụ
Tortoise - Mbe
Parrot - Ichoku
Duck - Obogwu
Shrew - Nkakwu
Antelope - Mgbada
Guinea fowl - Ọgazị
Gorilla - Ọzọdimgba
Porcupine - Ebiogwu
Ostrich - Enyi Nnụnụ
Cockroach - Ọchicha
Pigeon - Kpalakwukwu, etc.
Mosquito - anwu na
Housefly - ijiji
Horse - inyinya
Donkey - inyinya ibu
Crocodile - aguiyi
Hippopotamus -enyi mmiri
Alligator - agho
Lizard - ngwere
Toad - awo
Frog - mbala
BAT - Ụsụ
Goat - Ewu
Lion - Ọdụm
Squirrel- Ọsa
Chick- Urịom
Sheep- Atụrụ
Sparrow- Nza
Cat- Nwamba
Vulture- Udele
Elephant- Enyi
Lizard- Ngwere
Monkey - Enwe
Chameleon- Ogwumagala
Cockerel - Oke Ọkpa
Hen - Nnekwu
Cock - Ọkụkọ
Snake - Agwọ
Cobra - Ubi
Python - Eke
Boa Constrictor - Eke Ọgba
Fish - Azụ
Cat Fish - Azụ Isi (Azụ ndụ)
Cod Fish (Stock Fish) - Okporoko
Crayfish - Ịsha
Rat (Mouse) - Oke
Ghecko (Wall ghecko) - Aghụ uno
Mosquito - anwu na
Horse - inyinya
Donkey - inyinya ibu
Crocodile - aguiyi
Hippopotamus -enyi mmiri
Alligator - agho
Lizard - ngwere
Toad - awo
Frog - mbala
Earthworm - idide
Turkey - tolotolo
Tortoise - mbe
Turtle - mbe mmiri
Ant - aruru
Bee - añu
Kite - egbe
I am not fluent in my language so I dey learn am Small. Small
ReplyDeleteWhen you go to school and the rule is " Vernacular is not allowed".
DeleteStella the list is long o. I don't even know where to start
ReplyDeleteVery educative 👍👍👍
ReplyDeleteThis one na exam oooo,let me try
ReplyDeletePig_Elede
Eagle_Awodi
Buffalo_Efon
Cow_Maalu
Crab_Akan
Dove_Adaba
Leopard_Amotekun
Tortoise_Ijapa
Parrot__Ayekooto
Duck_Pepeye
Antelope_Etu
Guinea fowl_Awo
Gorila_Inaki
Cockroach_Ayan
Pigeon_Eyele
Mosquito__Efon
Housefly___Eshinshin
Horse__Esin
Donkey Ketekete
Crocodile__Ooni
Lizard_Alangba
Toad_opolo
Monkey_obo
Bat_Adan
Goat _ Ewure
Lion_kiniun
Squirrel_ Okere
Chick_Omo adiye
Cat_Olongbo
Vulture_Igun
Cock_Akuko
Snake_Ejo
Cobra_Oka
Fish _ Eja
Ant__kokoro
Crayfish __Ede
Rat__Eku.
Ire ooo
Wow!
DeleteYou are so wonderful,
I am a Yoruba lady but I don't know the Yoruba name of most of those animals,
Well done.
Thank you.
You have done so well.
Well done 👏
DeleteYou're doing well 😘
DeleteBravo but cat is wrong. Their is no n.
DeleteGood
DeleteMo Akuh
Good
DeleteMao Akuh
In Yoruba:
ReplyDeletePig - elede
Deer - igala
Eagle - idi
Buffalo- efon
Cow - malu
Dove - Àdàbà
Crab - Akàn"
Leopard - Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn(Dante's friends)
Tortoise - Ijapa
Parrot - Odídẹrẹ́
Duck - pepeye
Shrew - Èkúté
Frog - Ọ̀pọ̀lọ́"
BAT - adan
Goat - ewure
Lion - kiniun
Sheep- agutan
Sparrow- ẹgà
Cat- ologbon
Vulture- igun
Elephant- erin
Lizard- alangba
Monkey - obo
Chameleon- Oga
Cockerel - akuko
Hen - abo adiye
Cock - ako adiye
Boa Constrictor -
Fish - eja
Cat Fish - eja aro
Cod Fish (Stock Fish) - panla gbigbe
Crayfish - ede
Rat (Mouse) - eku
Ghecko (Wall ghecko) - omo n'le
Mosquito - efon
Horse - esin
Donkey - kẹ́tẹ́kẹ́tẹ́
Crocodile - oni
Hippopotamus - Erinmi
Alligator - atare
Lizard - alangba
Earthworm - ekolo
Turkey - tolotolo
Tortoise - Ijapa
Turtle - adaba
Ant - Èèrà
Bee - Oyin
Kite - asa
Welldone 👏👏👏
DeleteYou're also doing well 😘
DeleteWow! E gbiyanju gan....
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ReplyDeleteNice one 👍
ReplyDeleteI don pronounce the ones way I fit pronounce but I Don leave the rest for una 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
ReplyDeleteThis is nice 👍👍 I'm very fluent in my dialect but can't write it like that,it's difficult
ReplyDeleteCan you speak the native language fluently not mixing it with English word??
DeletePig - Ehi
ReplyDeleteCow - okuno
Crab - kakara
Tortoise - abedo
Duck - idagbo
Antelope - ochachakolo
Guinea fowl - awo
Porcupine - yankulugbe
Cockroach - ayipele
Mosquito - imu
Housefly - ashishi
Horse - anya
Crocodile - onye
Lizard - abuta
Frog - akele
BAT - ido
Goat - Ewo
Lion - iduh
Chick- ebune
Sheep- Ala
Cat- obala
Vulture- Ugunu
Elephant- adagba
Monkey - oge
Cock - aiko
Hen -ajuwe
Snake - ejo
Fish - eja
Cat Fish - eja emimi
Rat (Mouse) - ikeleku
Earthworm - ide
Ant - akpiti
Madam, you try well well. Who teach you these words abeg
DeleteNa my native language 😁
DeleteThis is nice. I don't even know some names before.
ReplyDeleteUna Well done o
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