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O-do-do, n. truth, riffhteoumess, justice. 



0-do-d6, w. scarlet color. 



O-do-gl, n. scrofula. 



O-du, n. the companion of Ifa. 



6-du, n. a boiler, caldron. 



O-du-a, O-du-du-a, n. heaven and earth ; the god- 

 dess, Nature : Odudua, igba nla medii d de i ^i, 

 Jieaven and earth, two large calabashes shut not to 

 be opened. 



O-dze, n. sap of plants. 



0-dz§, n. lead. 



O-dzi, n. a reviving, revival. 



6-dzi, n. forty ; adultery. 



O-dzi-a, n. gum, resin. 



O-dzi-dzi, n. an electrical fish. 



o-dzi-dzi, o-dzi-dzir), n. a shadow, shade. 



6-dzi-dzi, mwrn. by forties ; — n. suddenness. 



o-dzi-gbe-se, n. a debtor. 



O-dzi-gboi), n. the outer corner of a house. 



o-dzi-ya, n. a sufferer, one oppressed. 



O-dzo, n. cmcardice, a coward. 



6-dzo, n. rain : odio oti, new weak ale. 



O-dzo-bo, n. a loop. 



0-dz6-dzo, n. ague. 



o-dzo-dzfl-le, n. every house. 



O-dzo-dzu-mo, n. every day, daily. 



O-dzo-gar), n. a kind of scorpion. 



O-dzo-gtir), n. an inheritor. 



O-dzo-ro, n. one who cheats at play, a cheat. 



O-dzo-'WU, n. a jealous person. 



0-dz6-ye, n. a ruler, officer. 



0-dz5, n. the space of a day : ondie odi6, daily 

 bread ; comp. odio. 



0-dz9-ro, n. an iron mace. 



O-dzu, n. a sore, a scar. 



O-dztl, M. the eye, face, appearance, edge, as of a 

 knife or sword ; an opening : odi(i ona, the middle 

 of the road, the road, a gate ; odifi re wdh il|, he 

 came to himself (after being insane) ; odiu al4, a 

 dream; odifi aiye, the sky ; oAHl ow6, tlie principal 

 (money), as distinguished from interest; odz6 orur), 

 sleep ; odzfi. ori, the grave ; oAiix agbara, a gutter, 

 a wide street ; odiii sama, a cloud ; gbe odi<i ako, 

 to cock a gun ; gbe odz<i abo, to half cock a gun. 



O-dzu-gba, n. a companion, an equal. 



o-dzu-g9r), n. the shin. 



0-dzu-kar)-n&, n. immediateness. 



0-dztl-k6'-ko-ro, n. covetousness : in odzukokoro, 

 to covet. 



0-dzu-kpo,M. a skylight in the palace ivhere the 

 king takes the air. 



O-dzu-kpor), n. trouble, perpleimy. 



O-dzu-la-fe-ni, n. a time-server, an eye-servant. 



O-dzu-le (ile), n. a doorway. 



O-dzu-lu-m.6, n. an acquaintarwe. 



O-dzu-mS, n. morning, dawn. 



O-dzu-nlfi., n. a covetous person ; envy, greediness. 



O-dzu-rar), n. dream, a vision. 



0-dzu-r6-re, K. favor, grace: ^eodiurere, to /at»or. 



O-dzu-ri, n. an eye-witness. 



d-dzu-sor), «. a fountain. 



O-dzu-sa-dzu, n. partiality. 



0-dzu-ti, n. shame, modesty. 



O-dzu-'wfi, n. a sharer, distributor. 



0-fe,n. a parrot ; a dexterous fellow. 



0-fe-re, n. the morning star ; about three o'clock in 



the morning. 

 O-fi, n. a loom, lit. a swinger. 

 O-fi-dzi, n. forgiveness. 

 O-fir), n. a law, prohibition. 

 6-fir), n. a pit. 



6-fo, «. loss, calamity, emptiness, desolateness. 

 0-f5-fo, n. a busy-body, tale-bearer. 

 6-fo-ro, n. a kind of squirrel. 

 O-fu-ru-fQ, n. the firmament, space. 

 O-gbi-fo, M. an interpreter. 

 O-gbi-gbi, n. a kind of owl. 

 O-gbo, for gbogbo, pron. all. 

 O-ghQ, n. old age; a kind of wildcat. 

 O-gbo-do, n. a young or green yam. 

 O-gbo-dzu, n. a daring man. 

 o-gbo-gbo, n. a mallet. 

 o-gbo-16-gbo, n. ancientness, old age. 

 0-gbo-ni, 71. a sort of free-masonry ; a respectable 



elderly man. 

 O-gbu-fo. See ogbifo. 

 O-ge, n. a fop, dandy. 

 O-ge-de, adv. only. 

 0-ge-de-gbe, o-ge-de-mgbe, n. headlongness : li 



ogedemgbe ; — adv. headlong falling. 

 O-gi, n. an old dog, an old bachelor. 

 6-gi, n. starch of maize. 

 O-gi-dar), n. a leopard. 

 O-gi-dl-gbo, n. a kind of drum. 

 O-gl-ri, n. a yard wall. 

 O-gi-ri, n. a gallop), a rush of a crowd. 

 0-g6, n. glory, vaunting. 

 6-gO, n. a person sitting at one's door daily to shame 



him into the payment of a debt. 

 0-gO-do, n. the young of cattle, a calf, colt. 

 0-gO-du-gb6, 71. dropsy. 

 O-go-dze, num. one hundred and forty. 

 o-go-dzi, num. forty. 

 o-gor)-go, n. the ostrich. 

 6-gO-ti, n. See dgo. 

 O-gU-fe, w. a wether. 

 O-gu-lu-tu, n. a clod of earth. 

 O-gu-na, n. a coal of fire. 

 O-gur), n. war, an army, a battle. 

 O-gGr), n. the god of blacksmiths and of soldiers. 



