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O-ni-ku, ». one who ts mortal. 



o-nl-ku-kpa-ni, n. a bctrayor, traitor. 



O-ni-13^ n. who is tattooed or circumcised. 



0-nI-la-dz&, n. a peace-maker. 



O-ni-le-ra, n. who is healthy. 



o-nl-lo-ra, n. who is slothful. 



O-ni-na (ina), n. which is fiery. 



O-ni-ni, n. a possessor. 



O-ni'-np-ni-bi'-ni, n. a persecutor. 



0-ni-n6 di-dor) (ino), n. a good-natured person. 



0-ni-n6 fu-fu, n. a pure-hearted person. 



o-ni-n6 ti-te, n. a meek person. 



o-nl-re-ra, n. ivho is proud. 



0-nIre-le, n. who is humble. 



0-nI-r6-bi-n6-dze, n. who is broken-hearted. 



O-ni-ro-ra, n. who is pained, in sorrow. 



O-ni-ror), n. which is hairy. 



O-ni-ru, n. one who is similarly endowed. 



O-nl-ru-ru, n. variety, various kinds. 



o-nl-sa-dzu, n. toho is modest, bashful. 



O-ni-sa-dzu, w. who is partial. 



o-nl-se-gur), n. a doctor. 



O-ni-se, n. a worker. 



O-ni-si, n. an author or inventor of a thing. 

 0-nI-si-ti, n. a powerful or eloquent speaker. 

 O-nl-SO-gur), n. a doctor, physician. 

 O-nl-SO-wo, n. a trader. 

 O-nl-SO-na, n. a mechanic. 

 O-ni-ti-'WOT), pron. anyone, lit. their person. 

 O-nl-tu-bu, n. a jailor. 



O-ni-wa, 71. who has a disposition or character ; a 

 circumstance : oniwa iwa, all circumstances or con- 

 ditions. 



o-nI--wa-si, o-nl-wa-su, n. a preacher. 



O-nl-'we-re, n. which wriggles, a wriggler. 



O-nl-WO-ra, n. a greedy person. 



O-ni-ye, n. one who has a good memory. 



0-n6, n. prehension of danger, dread. 



or), pron. him, her, it. 



or), conj. and. 



6r), jrron. he, she, it. 



OI)-fe, n. one who is charitable. 



Oi)-gbe, n. ■ thirst : oqgbe gbe mi, / am or was 

 thirsty. 



Oi)-ka, n. one who counts, a counter. 



or)-ia, n. that which saves, a saver. 



or)-nS., 2Jron. himself, that. 



or)-ro-ro, n. one who is austere. 



or)-se, n. a messenger. 



o-tSl, n. a purchaser. 



O-re, n. a bxdrush, a mat of rushes. 



O-re, n. a luatch-tower, a watching from a tower. 



6-re, n. goodness, kindness : ore ofo, grace. 



o-re-re. See okpokpo. 



O-re, )). the porcupine. 



O-ri, «. the head, top ; a kind of pigeon ; shea butter : 



ori amo, n. butter. 

 o'-ri-ka (ika), n. the end of the finger. 

 o-ri-ke, w. a _;ozVi< of the limbs. 

 O-ri-le, n. a family, race, nation, tribe : orile 6Je, 



a nation. 

 O-ril), n. a tooth-brush made of a root bearing the 



same name. 

 6-rir), n. a song, a tune. 

 o-ri-so, n. a stall, a tying-up place. 

 o'-ri-sor), n. a spring, a fountain. 

 o'-ri-sa, n. an idol. 

 0'-ri-sS.-ko (oko), n. the farm-god. 

 O'-ri-sa-nlfi, n. a name o/'Obatala. 

 o-ri-se S.-lu-fa (ise) n. priests work, the j^'iestly 



office, priesthood. 

 O-ro, n. honey ; a stick to stir ale with ; provo- 

 cation, difficulty, hardness, fierceness. 

 O-ro, n. the god of civil government, the executive 



of the state deified. 

 0-r6, n. venoin of reptiles ; torture, torment : sise 



oro, to be tormented. 

 6-r6, n. the erect posture, erectness ; the indigenous 



mango. 

 O-ro-bo, n. good luck, fortune. 

 o-ro-mbo (oro ambo), n. an orange, lime, lemon. 

 O-ro-re, n. pimples on the face. 

 O-ro-ro, n. bitterness, gall. 

 O-tQ-to, n. oil : fi ami ororo yaij, to anoint. 

 6-ro, n. morning. 

 O-rO-nu, n. which is tender. 

 O-ru, n. heat, steam. 

 o-rvl, n. a pitcher, jug. 

 6-ru, n. night. 

 o-ru-ba, n. an oil-pot. 

 O-ru-ga r)dzo, n. midnight. 

 O-ru-gu-du, n. a short thick bottle. 

 o'-ru-ka, n. a ring. 

 O-ru-ko, n. a name ; a he-goat. 

 O-ru-le (ilc), n. a roof. 

 O-rur), n. sleep : orufl koq mi, lam sleepy. 

 6-rur), w. the sun: ovnr) \a., the stin rises ; oruij wo, 



the sun sets ; se-oruq, the large red setting sun. 

 O-rClr), n. a smell, a scent. 

 O-se, n. paint. 

 0-se, n. the hippopotamus. 



O-Sir), n. which is tamed, a domestic animal, cattle. 

 6-sir), n. the left, the post of honor : osiq yama, the 



south. 

 O-se, n. a smacking of the lips for sorrow ; the club 



of Sai)g6. See ose. 

 I o-se-se, n. meat of the first quality. 

 O-si, n. misery. 



0-sise, n. a 2>oor or miserable person, a iMiiper, a 

 wretch. 



