Thursday, November 28, 2024
The Sixth Finger Translation...
Do you believe in this? The Yorubas call it "Aje"....Does it have a name in your tribe? I dont know what Delta people call it but this looks like a 6th finger that didnt develop....
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Some people believe that those who have it would be well to do. In actual sense, it is just a superstition. I have seen shoe makers and truck pushers have it.
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't think it has a name in my language. I knew someone who had this. Hers was pronounced.
ReplyDeleteI don't really believe in it. Some people own comes out or grow bigger than the one up there. Some people believe in it to the extent that they are the ones that will collect money from the first buyer and gives it back to the owner of the shop. It might be their child or relative.
ReplyDeleteSeems like an abnormal growth to me
ReplyDeleteMy Father and Two Elder brother has it ooo,
ReplyDeleteMy Mamalicious told me I have it too but it was cut off..
As for the Aje part yea it works oo..
Hello iya Boys
I no no oo.😎
ReplyDeleteI don't know what it's called in my tribe but my son and I have it on our left hand
ReplyDeleteI think it's a defect from birth. My childhood neighbour had it on both hands & we playfully pull at it But when it grew some more, she was operated on to remove them.
ReplyDeleteNa 6th finger nah🙄 sometimes is hereditary sef beacause my nephew has it he inherited from his father
ReplyDeleteThere's a long-standing superstition that if a person with sixth finger is your first customer of the day, it's a guarantee that you will sell out your entire wares. Seriously, people think that having them as first customer brings good luck. As a child, I used to envy people with it because of the good luck myth surrounding them. Hahahahaha 😂 😂 😂
ReplyDeleteOrisa Aje is a powerful and revered goddess in Yorubaland. It signifies wealth, prosperity and fertility.
No idea
ReplyDeleteI have seen people that have something like this, but I don't believe such superstition.
ReplyDeleteIn Yoruba it's called olugbodi... Some believe that people with it can't rear animals , that those animals will keep dying.. so I heard o.
ReplyDeleteI have it on my left hand. I no see any good luck wen e bring me oh but I remember one person saying she likes me coming to her store that anytime I come she must make sales don't know if it's related sha
ReplyDeleteMy cousin has ot
ReplyDeleteOne of my students has it and her's is quite prominent
ReplyDeleteIt's a genetic defect