Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Nobody: 7:41am On Apr 22, 2018 |
information1: Before switching to English medicine, Every tribe has there herbs they used for treating every ailment.
There are some popular herbs used by all ethnic groups, some of the herbs are common in someplace though. Some of the Popular leaves here in Yorubaland all have a name, lest i forget, depending on the area you are. Meaning you might know some herbs name in Hausa, while some people may be talking about the same herbs, but would seem the person is not right or saying rubbish.
In this short article, I will be revealing the English names of some common herbs in Yoruba land together with their uses.
Parsley (Effirin)
The English name of is Parsley, it’s referred to Parsley in Yoruba. Parsley has so many health benefits for a wide range of symptoms and diseases. It is from Petroselinum plant, the parsley plant and parsley essential oil have been used as a natural detox remedy, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, diuretic and agent for centuries in folk medicine.
As of now, researched back up health claims about we’ve got for the plant.
Cayenne Pepper (Ata Gun Gun)
Cayenne pepper is referred to Ata gun gun in the Yoruba language. It’s not only in the Yoruba land, but also among the other cultures in Nigeria.
Cayenne pepper has got some many health benefits; It aids digestion, slow intestinal gas, stop stomach pain, including healing upset stomach, it also stops diarrhea and as a natural remedy for cramps.
It’s also used for heart and blood vessels – to improve poor circulation, to reverse excessive blood clotting, lower high cholesterol and prevent heart disease.
Cinnamon (Oloorun)
Cinnamon herb is referred to as Oloorun in Yorubaland. It health benefits are; high source of Antioxidants, promotion of heart health, contains Anti-inflammatory properties,help fight diabetes and also lower the risk of cancer.
Mint Leaf (Ewe Minti)
Mint leaf is referred to as Ewe Minti in Yoruba. It is a favorite herb. The leaves is a can be used in fresh or dried in many dishes and infusions. Mint oil is Always used in gum, candy, toothpaste, and some beauty products. Health benefits of mint include relieving of allergies and pains; it also prevents gastric ulcer. It is good for skin some other benefits.
Spinach (Efo Tete)
Spinach is referred to as Efo Tete. This plant is often used among cultures and had come along way as a Herbal plant. To some culture, they never knew its health benefits.
They only know it is edible and it appeals to their taste bud. If you are one of them, just know that spinach health benefit is hair and bone, asthma and cancer protection, reduction of blood pressure, diabetes management and promotion of healthy skin.
Turmeric (Atale Pupa)
Atale Pupa(Yoruba) is referred to as Turmeric in English. This herb plant lower risk of brain damage increases the antioxidant capacity of the body and heart disease.
This herbal plant can also help delay aging, prevent cancer and fight age-related diseases among others.
Bay Leaf (Bay Bunkum)
The Bay Leaf is referred to as Bay Bunkum in yourba.
Health benefits:
- It eases joint pain from arthritis - It gives immune support - Help with sugar level balance - Aids in digestion, reduce congestion - Help in improving scalp health.
Marjoram (Efo Ewuro)
Marjoram, is referred to as Efo Ewuro in Yoruba, The herbal plant can be taken orally in a more concentrated medicinal form or used topically and in aromatherapy as an essential oil.
The inhalation of marjoram essential oil is to calm the nervous system and, in turn, positively impact your cardiovascular system by enhancing the blood flow and lowering blood pressure.
It is also used to treat runny noses, gallbladder issues, depression, dizziness, coughs, digestive problems, migraines, nervous headaches, nerve pain and paralysis as well.
Celery (Seleri)
The Yorubas call the celery herb plant seleri. This also a plant that helps in lowering inflammation, reducing the risk of cancer, reducing blood pressure and assist in preventing age-related vision loss.
https://talkgeria.com/yoruba-herbs-english-name-uses/
nice one, but op what is the name of efo yoko in English |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Nobody: 7:41am On Apr 22, 2018 |
If you don't add bitter gourd ( ejinrin) , then you don't know herbs. People wonder why Indian and Chinese leave long with less diabetic patients. Go figure out...google na ya friend. 3 Likes |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by ogolomachi(f): 7:44am On Apr 22, 2018 |
afonjas, leaves and herbs.....make I reserve my comment |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Stevyne: 7:48am On Apr 22, 2018 |
yeyerolling: Which one we fit use nak for 1 hour non stop Ewe Taba and koriko 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by okomile(f): 7:50am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Iceberg3: Please we wanna know the English name for EWEDU,thank you.
Goggle is your friend. Ask 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Warlord3000(m): 7:54am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Iceberg3: Please we wanna know the English name for EWEDU,thank you.
jute mallow It's Botanical name is cochorus olitorius. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Embell: 8:00am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Jute Iceberg3: Please we wanna know the English name for EWEDU,thank you.
1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by information1: 8:02am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Thanks bro! [quote author=Burgerlomo post=66920694][/quote] |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by akoaki(m): 8:03am On Apr 22, 2018 |
dragnet:
exactly, efinrin is African Basil or clove Basil Bitter leaf isn't Marjoram ata gun gun isn't cayenne pepper, it is merely powered pepper. Your head is correct. Tell the op to stop mis-educating us. 2 Likes |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by information1: 8:06am On Apr 22, 2018 |
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Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by information1: 8:08am On Apr 22, 2018 |
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Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Fatherstruggle(m): 8:15am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Iceberg3: Please we wanna know the English name for EWEDU,thank you.
EWEDU IS KNOWN AS JUTE 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Westbestside: 8:15am On Apr 22, 2018 |
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Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by kmaster007: 8:23am On Apr 22, 2018 |
marijuana = Igbooo cigarette = cigar Honey = Oyin Dog= Aja.. etc |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by 1stola: 8:30am On Apr 22, 2018 |
information1: Before switching to English medicine, Every tribe has there herbs they used for treating every ailment.
There are some popular herbs used by all ethnic groups, some of the herbs are common in someplace though. Some of the Popular leaves here in Yorubaland all have a name, lest i forget, depending on the area you are. Meaning you might know some herbs name in Hausa, while some people may be talking about the same herbs, but would seem the person is not right or saying rubbish.
In this short article, I will be revealing the English names of some common herbs in Yoruba land together with their uses.
Parsley (Effirin)
The English name of is Parsley, it’s referred to Parsley in Yoruba. Parsley has so many health benefits for a wide range of symptoms and diseases. It is from Petroselinum plant, the parsley plant and parsley essential oil have been used as a natural detox remedy, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, diuretic and agent for centuries in folk medicine.
As of now, researched back up health claims about we’ve got for the plant.
Cayenne Pepper (Ata Gun Gun)
Cayenne pepper is referred to Ata gun gun in the Yoruba language. It’s not only in the Yoruba land, but also among the other cultures in Nigeria.
Cayenne pepper has got some many health benefits; It aids digestion, slow intestinal gas, stop stomach pain, including healing upset stomach, it also stops diarrhea and as a natural remedy for cramps.
It’s also used for heart and blood vessels – to improve poor circulation, to reverse excessive blood clotting, lower high cholesterol and prevent heart disease.
Cinnamon (Oloorun)
Cinnamon herb is referred to as Oloorun in Yorubaland. It health benefits are; high source of Antioxidants, promotion of heart health, contains Anti-inflammatory properties,help fight diabetes and also lower the risk of cancer.
Mint Leaf (Ewe Minti)
Mint leaf is referred to as Ewe Minti in Yoruba. It is a favorite herb. The leaves is a can be used in fresh or dried in many dishes and infusions. Mint oil is Always used in gum, candy, toothpaste, and some beauty products. Health benefits of mint include relieving of allergies and pains; it also prevents gastric ulcer. It is good for skin some other benefits.
Spinach (Efo Tete)
Spinach is referred to as Efo Tete. This plant is often used among cultures and had come along way as a Herbal plant. To some culture, they never knew its health benefits.
They only know it is edible and it appeals to their taste bud. If you are one of them, just know that spinach health benefit is hair and bone, asthma and cancer protection, reduction of blood pressure, diabetes management and promotion of healthy skin.
Turmeric (Atale Pupa)
Atale Pupa(Yoruba) is referred to as Turmeric in English. This herb plant lower risk of brain damage increases the antioxidant capacity of the body and heart disease.
This herbal plant can also help delay aging, prevent cancer and fight age-related diseases among others.
Bay Leaf (Bay Bunkum)
The Bay Leaf is referred to as Bay Bunkum in yourba.
Health benefits:
- It eases joint pain from arthritis - It gives immune support - Help with sugar level balance - Aids in digestion, reduce congestion - Help in improving scalp health.
Marjoram (Efo Ewuro)
Marjoram, is referred to as Efo Ewuro in Yoruba, The herbal plant can be taken orally in a more concentrated medicinal form or used topically and in aromatherapy as an essential oil.
The inhalation of marjoram essential oil is to calm the nervous system and, in turn, positively impact your cardiovascular system by enhancing the blood flow and lowering blood pressure.
It is also used to treat runny noses, gallbladder issues, depression, dizziness, coughs, digestive problems, migraines, nervous headaches, nerve pain and paralysis as well.
Celery (Seleri)
The Yorubas call the celery herb plant seleri. This also a plant that helps in lowering inflammation, reducing the risk of cancer, reducing blood pressure and assist in preventing age-related vision loss.
https://talkgeria.com/yoruba-herbs-english-name-uses/
How can we know the proper pronunciations of this words with the Yorùbá àmì? |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by oyetpel(m): 8:45am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Jatropha- Lapalapa |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by AreaFada2: 8:59am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Iceberg3: Please we wanna know the English name for EWEDU,thank you.
Jute leaves. Actually popular in Arabia and beyond as highly nutritious. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by AreaFada2: 9:00am On Apr 22, 2018 |
oyetpel: Jatropha- Lapalapa Ewe Lapalapa. Used by some for skin disease like Pityriasis versicolor (ila/nla). |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by raski04(m): 9:03am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Iceberg3: Please we wanna know the English name for EWEDU,thank you.
ewedu is (jute leaf) 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Rejoice5000(f): 9:06am On Apr 22, 2018 |
information1: Before switching to English medicine, Every tribe has there herbs they used for treating every ailment.
There are some popular herbs used by all ethnic groups, some of the herbs are common in someplace though. Some of the Popular leaves here in Yorubaland all have a name, lest i forget, depending on the area you are. Meaning you might know some herbs name in Hausa, while some people may be talking about the same herbs, but would seem the person is not right or saying rubbish.
In this short article, I will be revealing the English names of some common herbs in Yoruba land together with their uses.
Parsley (Effirin)
The English name of is Parsley, it’s referred to Parsley in Yoruba. Parsley has so many health benefits for a wide range of symptoms and diseases. It is from Petroselinum plant, the parsley plant and parsley essential oil have been used as a natural detox remedy, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, diuretic and agent for centuries in folk medicine.
As of now, researched back up health claims about we’ve got for the plant.
Cayenne Pepper (Ata Gun Gun)
Cayenne pepper is referred to Ata gun gun in the Yoruba language. It’s not only in the Yoruba land, but also among the other cultures in Nigeria.
Cayenne pepper has got some many health benefits; It aids digestion, slow intestinal gas, stop stomach pain, including healing upset stomach, it also stops diarrhea and as a natural remedy for cramps.
It’s also used for heart and blood vessels – to improve poor circulation, to reverse excessive blood clotting, lower high cholesterol and prevent heart disease.
Cinnamon (Oloorun)
Cinnamon herb is referred to as Oloorun in Yorubaland. It health benefits are; high source of Antioxidants, promotion of heart health, contains Anti-inflammatory properties,help fight diabetes and also lower the risk of cancer.
Mint Leaf (Ewe Minti)
Mint leaf is referred to as Ewe Minti in Yoruba. It is a favorite herb. The leaves is a can be used in fresh or dried in many dishes and infusions. Mint oil is Always used in gum, candy, toothpaste, and some beauty products. Health benefits of mint include relieving of allergies and pains; it also prevents gastric ulcer. It is good for skin some other benefits.
Spinach (Efo Tete)
Spinach is referred to as Efo Tete. This plant is often used among cultures and had come along way as a Herbal plant. To some culture, they never knew its health benefits.
They only know it is edible and it appeals to their taste bud. If you are one of them, just know that spinach health benefit is hair and bone, asthma and cancer protection, reduction of blood pressure, diabetes management and promotion of healthy skin.
Turmeric (Atale Pupa)
Atale Pupa(Yoruba) is referred to as Turmeric in English. This herb plant lower risk of brain damage increases the antioxidant capacity of the body and heart disease.
This herbal plant can also help delay aging, prevent cancer and fight age-related diseases among others.
Bay Leaf (Bay Bunkum)
The Bay Leaf is referred to as Bay Bunkum in yourba.
Health benefits:
- It eases joint pain from arthritis - It gives immune support - Help with sugar level balance - Aids in digestion, reduce congestion - Help in improving scalp health.
Marjoram (Efo Ewuro)
Marjoram, is referred to as Efo Ewuro in Yoruba, The herbal plant can be taken orally in a more concentrated medicinal form or used topically and in aromatherapy as an essential oil.
The inhalation of marjoram essential oil is to calm the nervous system and, in turn, positively impact your cardiovascular system by enhancing the blood flow and lowering blood pressure.
It is also used to treat runny noses, gallbladder issues, depression, dizziness, coughs, digestive problems, migraines, nervous headaches, nerve pain and paralysis as well.
Celery (Seleri)
The Yorubas call the celery herb plant seleri. This also a plant that helps in lowering inflammation, reducing the risk of cancer, reducing blood pressure and assist in preventing age-related vision loss.
https://talkgeria.com/yoruba-herbs-english-name-uses/
@post thanks for sharing pls there is dis type of yam in yoruba i dt really know the name the yam increases chances of giving birth to twins.pls do u know the name? |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by sallyopy(f): 9:10am On Apr 22, 2018 |
information1: Before switching to English medicine, Every tribe has there herbs they used for treating every ailment.
There are some popular herbs used by all ethnic groups, some of the herbs are common in someplace though. Some of the Popular leaves here in Yorubaland all have a name, lest i forget, depending on the area you are. Meaning you might know some herbs name in Hausa, while some people may be talking about the same herbs, but would seem the person is not right or saying rubbish.
In this short article, I will be revealing the English names of some common herbs in Yoruba land together with their uses.
Parsley (Effirin)
The English name of is Parsley, it’s referred to Parsley in Yoruba. Parsley has so many health benefits for a wide range of symptoms and diseases. It is from Petroselinum plant, the parsley plant and parsley essential oil have been used as a natural detox remedy, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, diuretic and agent for centuries in folk medicine.
As of now, researched back up health claims about we’ve got for the plant.
Cayenne Pepper (Ata Gun Gun)
Cayenne pepper is referred to Ata gun gun in the Yoruba language. It’s not only in the Yoruba land, but also among the other cultures in Nigeria.
Cayenne pepper has got some many health benefits; It aids digestion, slow intestinal gas, stop stomach pain, including healing upset stomach, it also stops diarrhea and as a natural remedy for cramps.
It’s also used for heart and blood vessels – to improve poor circulation, to reverse excessive blood clotting, lower high cholesterol and prevent heart disease.
Cinnamon (Oloorun)
Cinnamon herb is referred to as Oloorun in Yorubaland. It health benefits are; high source of Antioxidants, promotion of heart health, contains Anti-inflammatory properties,help fight diabetes and also lower the risk of cancer.
Mint Leaf (Ewe Minti)
Mint leaf is referred to as Ewe Minti in Yoruba. It is a favorite herb. The leaves is a can be used in fresh or dried in many dishes and infusions. Mint oil is Always used in gum, candy, toothpaste, and some beauty products. Health benefits of mint include relieving of allergies and pains; it also prevents gastric ulcer. It is good for skin some other benefits.
Spinach (Efo Tete)
Spinach is referred to as Efo Tete. This plant is often used among cultures and had come along way as a Herbal plant. To some culture, they never knew its health benefits.
They only know it is edible and it appeals to their taste bud. If you are one of them, just know that spinach health benefit is hair and bone, asthma and cancer protection, reduction of blood pressure, diabetes management and promotion of healthy skin.
Turmeric (Atale Pupa)
Atale Pupa(Yoruba) is referred to as Turmeric in English. This herb plant lower risk of brain damage increases the antioxidant capacity of the body and heart disease.
This herbal plant can also help delay aging, prevent cancer and fight age-related diseases among others.
Bay Leaf (Bay Bunkum)
The Bay Leaf is referred to as Bay Bunkum in yourba.
Health benefits:
- It eases joint pain from arthritis - It gives immune support - Help with sugar level balance - Aids in digestion, reduce congestion - Help in improving scalp health.
Marjoram (Efo Ewuro)
Marjoram, is referred to as Efo Ewuro in Yoruba, The herbal plant can be taken orally in a more concentrated medicinal form or used topically and in aromatherapy as an essential oil.
The inhalation of marjoram essential oil is to calm the nervous system and, in turn, positively impact your cardiovascular system by enhancing the blood flow and lowering blood pressure.
It is also used to treat runny noses, gallbladder issues, depression, dizziness, coughs, digestive problems, migraines, nervous headaches, nerve pain and paralysis as well.
Celery (Seleri)
The Yorubas call the celery herb plant seleri. This also a plant that helps in lowering inflammation, reducing the risk of cancer, reducing blood pressure and assist in preventing age-related vision loss.
https://talkgeria.com/yoruba-herbs-english-name-uses/
parsley is not efinrin and spinach is not tete 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Mrchippychappy(m): 9:44am On Apr 22, 2018 |
But these are not yoruba herbs, Igbos, Efik, Hausas, Ijaws all use these herbs also. |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by ZorGBUooeh: 10:23am On Apr 22, 2018 |
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Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by ZorGBUooeh: 10:31am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Westbestside: Ewedu is called JUTE leave with botanical name called CORCHORUS OLITORIUS. Now tell us the English name for this one below No be only Corchorus olitorius, na CROCODILE OLORIBURUKU abi KRO KRO OLORIS-CLITORIS. My guy the English name for EWEDU is ZOMBIE LEAF or ALGEA SPIROGYRA CLITORIS 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Iceberg3: 10:43am On Apr 22, 2018 |
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Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by SIRmanjar(m): 10:44am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Mrchippychappy: But these are not yoruba herbs, Igbos, Efik, Hausas, Ijaws all use these herbs also. It's a lie oo,it's our leaf..Oranmiyan planted it in those places when he defeated hausas ad made slaves of binis,ijaws,Efiks,kanuris,igbos,jukuns ad co. They are all NGBATTTI leaves. 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by goldman777: 10:47am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Spinach and efo tete are totally different |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Babalegba(m): 10:51am On Apr 22, 2018 |
Looks like the o.p is a lazy Nigerian youth,he got most of it wrong but nice try though.Ego tete tastes nicer than spinach |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by Validcode: 10:52am On Apr 22, 2018 |
dragnet:
exactly, efinrin is African Basil or clove Basil Bitter leaf isn't Marjoram ata gun gun isn't cayenne pepper, it is merely powered pepper. I wanted to write about the efirin it is Basil also known as scent leaves in the market. I have it planted in a pot. |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by charleoj(m): 11:04am On Apr 22, 2018 |
spinach is called amunututu is Yoruba 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by AreaFada2: 11:04am On Apr 22, 2018 |
What of Lemon grass, willow tree bark & Myrtle leaf (original source of aspirin)? |
Re: Yoruba Herbs: English Name & What They Are Uses For by AreaFada2: 11:07am On Apr 22, 2018 |
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