Hello,
Please is there any word like itutu in Yoruba language?
Yesterday one of my white friends asked me if I knew the meaning of itutu.
Imagine how it sounded with a white accent. Anyway, I just told him that it does not exist in my language and that if he meant "tutu", it means cold or if he meant "etutu", it means ritual or sacrifice.

However, to my surprise he insisted that it's itutu and that he knows what he's saying.
He even spelled it for me to prove how sure he was.
I was kinda embarrassed, we argued over it for some time.
Then to convince me, he sent me these links below and I'm quite shocked.

Does the word really exist or someone somewhere just came up with it?
Wikipedia is sometimes wrong and the white guy's video in the YouTube link my friend sent me aint convincing me either. So that's why I'm asking.
Your replies will be much appreciated.
Thanks.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af3ZG47oT7I&list=UU6nSFpj9HTCZ5t-N3Rm3-HA&index=5&feature=plcp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itutu

tutu= cool/cold (adjective, adverb)
otutu = cool/cold (noun)

gbona= warm/hot (adjective, adverb)
igbona =warm/ hot (noun)


I don't know where "itutu" comes from. maybe it's a misinterpretation or an old Yoruba word that's no longer extant.

Please check this website for the meaning of the word "itutu", I hope this is of help:

https://eightify.app/summary/personal-development-and-mindset/west-african-philosophy-of-calm-discover-inner-peace#:~:text=%F0%9F%98%8C-,The%20Yoruba%20philosophy%20of%20%27itutu%27%20teaches%20us%20to%20approach%20life,the%20face%20of%20unexpected%20challenges.&text=The%20Yoruba%20philosophy%20of%20%27itutu%27%20teaches%20us%20that%20true%20calmness,part%20of%20life%27s%20natural%20order.