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Just means wife. No more, no less. |
Please nairalanders I need your help. I tried, but the person I asked didn't give me an answer- I'm hoping you can help me. What is the Yoruba word for 'bold' or 'boldness'? Please help I'm trying to name my baby girl! |
If she wants or needs his help, he should be there to support her in any capacity that's needed. The woman won't always be pregnant, but she may always remember- it would be a shame if he were to lose his place in her heart over something so easy to do. *Think about it gentlemen! |
lol. Now lemme get this str8. Somebody slapped ur lady, and ur reaction was to get on Nairaland and ask us what to do? Your natural instinct wasn't to protect her? lol. No wahala bro. She won't stick around much longer. Problem solved. lol ![]() |
rofl. That's a shame! |
I'm sorry. I know a LOT of women who'd love t have a man like you. PLZ keep your head up, this is not the end. May God continue to bless you. |
Please. I need help. How do you say 'precious baby' and precious gift in ur native language. Any Nigerian dialect welcome, just be sure to tell me which you speak. Thank you guys! |
Imitation is flattery. |
LOL. This thread is so funny. I'll have to forward it to my hubby. We have a baby on d way. |
@ Poster Finally! I get so tired of ungrateful wives degrading their husbands on NL. Finally, a woman who shares my belief. Build him up, and you both will be better 4 it. My 1 year anniversary is tomorrow, and my hubby and I have a little 1 on the way, and he's truly olo mi. No lie. I appreciate u for appreciating ur man. Kudos 2 u both. |
I wanna wake my hubby and make him feel special!!! ![]() |
Wake up and tell my mummy! You woke up as a goldfish? |
Answer. |
YOU are fearfully and wonderfully made. Serious! It's true. Check Psalm 139! ![]() |
As an American, I think it's safe to say that Asa is at the top of the list as far as any Nigerian that's likely to win a grammy. I wish her well. |
Thank you ALL for your help ooooo! It is greatly appreciated. I especially want to thank those of you who took the time to write explanations. I do not take them for granted. I was thinking though, are there any names that reflect a lack of fear, and something that would speak of boldness in adversity. And even, what is the Yoruba word for fear. At least if I know the right word, I can do some research on my own. Thank you a million times nairalanders. I'll keep you guys posted. Oh, BTW, I don't mind the Grandparent's involvement. I'm even a little excited about it. Also, I don't want to name my child just so he/she "fits" into American society. I never met a person with my name, because it is VERY uncommon. I adjusted quite well, and as a child, it gave me a sense of individuality. No way I'm taking that away from my baby. Thanks guys! I respect all of your opinions. Keep Em Coming! God Bless You All! |
Also, I'd like to thank everyone who has actually had something of substance to say. All of your input and encouragement is GREATLY appreciated. The generosity and kindness of Naija culture keeps surprising me year after year. Dele and I haven't announced our choices yet, but when we do, I will certainly tell my nairalanders immediately. In the meantime, keep the good ones coming! Thanks o. Thank you a million. ~Lira |
Oluwachukwu? I know I'm American, but not all of use are dumb. SMH. Serious replies only plz. I'm naming a real person here! PS: I can speak both a bit of yoruba and a bit of igbo. Nice try though. |
That's beautiful! |
I'm asking for both boy and girl Yoruba names. Am not sure which we're having. |
Hey there. In a few months our baby will be here. ![]() I'm American, my husband is Nigerian; I've been looking around but still haven't decided. Please give suggestions for names (and the meanings) that I should consider. All your help is appreciated. I'll keep you posted and let you know what we decide when the baby comes! Thank you. God Bless! ![]() ~Lira |
But its best to keep them legs closed!Nothin Left to say! |
I followed this recipe, and the meat pies were great! ![]() My family loved them, and so did I. Keep the deliciousness comin!!! |
lol. Mine too! Butt hat's the way our rice is done customarily! However I have successfully improved the rice that I cook. My husband loves it. Thanks to everyone who helped me, but a special thanks to those of you who chose to use KIND words. May God bless you greatly. |
This is interesting, potential Nigerians everywhere, lol!Indeed. That's why the world's becoming a betta place! lol ![]() |
Thanks everyone! I made some yesterday and it was muuuuch better. He even noticed. He asked me "How'd u make this kind of rice?" That in and of itself was a compliment. I 'm beyond grateful to all of you. Thank you- a million. -Mz. Babs |
I agree with LagosBoy always seek God's guidance. That way, you can't fail. |
Nope, What u said Still doesn't justify a remark. Just be blessed- and let me know if you have more rice ideas. |
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