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Please Translate From Yoruba To English Thank You Very Much (ese Pupo) by kayode256(m): 12:30am On Nov 30, 2010 |
adagba maparo oye,oba tinje emi ni maseberu, adagba maparo oye,eleti gbaroye,okan soso ajanaku,alewi lese,alese lewi, alawo tele orun, eru jeje leti okun, oyinkin yinki oba mimo, aterere kari aye, oba tin tele bi eniteni, oba tin gba alai lara, |
Re: Please Translate From Yoruba To English Thank You Very Much (ese Pupo) by iyatrustee(f): 8:56am On Nov 30, 2010 |
i tried for my mind but got stocked |
Re: Please Translate From Yoruba To English Thank You Very Much (ese Pupo) by Nobody: 9:35pm On Dec 07, 2010 |
kayode256:Adagba = one that does not age maparo = does not lie oye = wisdom One whose wisdom does not lie or age, oba tinje emi ni maseberu = A king that is called "Do not be afraid", eleti gbaroye = ears that listens to all complains okan soso ajanaku = The only elephant [a yoruba metaphor for strength] alewi lese = One that can do what he says he'll do. alawo tele orun = the one who takes you into heaven (?) eru jeje leti okun - Mighty power beside the red sea oyinkin yinki oba mimo = [did you mean oyigiyigi oba mimi? = Mighty father ] aterere kari aye = Him that spreads to cover all the earth oba tin tele bi eniteni = (?) oba tin gba alai lara = God that takes away sickness/ illness You can check out this thread for more Oriki https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-544324.0.html |
Re: Please Translate From Yoruba To English Thank You Very Much (ese Pupo) by Remii(m): 9:50pm On Dec 07, 2010 |
adagba maparo oye, = does not change title even as he ages oba tinje emi ni maseberu = King that bears, "I am, do not be afraid", adagba maparo oye = does not change title even as he ages eleti gbaroye = one with listening ears, okan soso ajanaku = A lone elephant alewi lese = he says, he does, alese lewi = he does, he says, alawo tele orun = his underwear in sun, eru jeje leti okun = the terrror by the seaside, oyinkin yinki oba mimo = holy King, aterere kari aye = he covers the universe, oba tin tele bi eniteni = he laid the land like mat, oba tin gba alai lara = The defender of the defenceless |
Re: Please Translate From Yoruba To English Thank You Very Much (ese Pupo) by Nobody: 9:54pm On Dec 07, 2010 |
Remii: LOL Thanks!!! THE DEFENDER OF THE DEFENDLESS? Really? Mo ro pe "alai" is illness. |
Re: Please Translate From Yoruba To English Thank You Very Much (ese Pupo) by cj123: 5:09pm On Jul 14, 2012 |
Hi could someone please translate this for me.. ASAP =) Ko ni da fun we oloshi.. ashawo ni Burnage. |
Re: Please Translate From Yoruba To English Thank You Very Much (ese Pupo) by bizclick: 9:17am On Sep 02, 2013 |
plz translate this to yoruba, thanks please pay your Debt on the Ondo state Government palliative bus/car before 5th sept,2013.failure, your bus/car will be impounded. |
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