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Osuka is a yoruba term for a piece of cloth or anything (usually folded) used to support ones head before carrying water or heavy object on the head.

Wondering if there is english term for it.

Headgear the Gear is pronounced Girl as in how u pronounce Girl's G not the pronunciation of jeer....

Thanks for the response. Head gear is "gele" not osuka.

Osuka is called accostomed ease in English language.

The ans shud be BALANCER

Any word that is not recognised in the english world has no perfect register except individual derivatives or constructions like some of the answers above.

aia99: The ans shud be BALANCER

U tink so?

This is a long time thread, but the no answer...actually any character that doesn't have a root in English won't have a direct local name...same goes for "eku Ile"...so...osuka will have name which just described it...head pad...better still let's ask wole soyinka.

Lalasticlala Mynd44

Kindly push to front page... Am curious about its English meaning

Headgear the Gear is pronounced Girl as in how u pronounce Girl's G not the pronunciation of jeer....

Headgear is gele

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HUMN, OSUKA
LOAD SUPPORT OR HEAD SUPPORT

Hmmn, Honestly, I have no idea.
Not all part of one language are necessarily translatable into another one, because all language have some pieces of cultural uniqueness that can be found among that region or culture alone.

There are some Yoruba or Ebira words that have no English equivalent.
Eku’Ile in Yoruba for instance has no English translation.

Also- moi-moi and Amala have no English for example.
Etc

The actual English term for it is
A WAD


Thank me later.

It is called 'parge'

shock absorber

Osuka means Pillow.

pad

pad

since it's placed on the head and usually folded. one of the English scholars once said that since it's folded and placed on the head, we should check...Ogbeni, I don't have an answer to your question. the shit I took is too strong.

Hi

Ask Yoruba Google

let's see who knows it here

Head rest

NwaAmaikpe go sabi rubbish questions like this

I only know it in Hausa, (GAMMO)

Akuso balacer ;DAkuso balacer

Someone said shock absorber

hehehehe...