[3], Because of the variety of performance modes, ork defies classification as music or poetry, and it has been studied from both perspectives. Ork is the oral praise poetry of the indigenous Yrb communities of Western Africa. It is not always clear what was pre-eminent in the mind of the person who named a child with the shorter praise name. AAYE EKITI: Omo eleku lele lele ona Aaye,Eku Senu Omode Aaye o mu kete ra gburin. (LogOut/ OMUOOKE EKITI: Omo Olomi Ajire,omo alaroju ja ka, omo gbo gbo bi oro, omo o ba ma aja je tan o a ga ro bo ruu n oo, omo eleye meta o roo ka ta ka ta,meta la pa, meta la un la ILOGBO EKITI: ilogbo okere,abewe usu gbagangbagan Okun peoples is the term generally used to describe groups of Yoruba communities in Kogi state, North-central Nigeria. Adabalukosi lo ba loriigi l'oja Odo, kan p'ugba Ode jo. Printed by THE ARGUS PRINTING cK: PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED. Ork j won r sr t won yorb ma Fi ki ara won . IGBOLE EKITI: omo olurara agbagba tile oyi biribiri goke lagbe igbole odo Ibadan mesi Ogo, nile Oluyole. Oriki Ogvomoso. Oriki is an important and cultural but unwritten oral genre of Yoruba literature that is usually used in praise singing. Edju pawned the moon and carried off the sun: The ork varies in length depending on whether it is the name given to a child to describe the future portents of the life or a recital of the accomplishments of a person's clan. OKEMESI EKITI: omo oloja oke ni di ogun,omo fabunmi orara lada. IJAN EKITI: Omo ijanmodu alagada ogun, omi ki ijan i mu ni ijan we esi; omo elega arisagba.eru ko sagba nibe arija ayaba,ari sagba arija olori From A Poet's Glossary The following additional definition of the term o rk is reprinted from A Poet's Glossary by Edward Hirsch. ARAROMI-UGBESHI EKITI: omo elesi adu ile adu oko Ork Sok (Individual Praise Poetry) In the South-Western part (Yorubaland) of Nigeria, there are various types of names. Ilu tobi to yen, won o leegun rara. Its inhabitants are mostly of the Yoruba people, and its ruler is the imperial majesty Alaafin of Oyo. Oni mo tita libe, o ta ogun ifon. EYIO EKITI: omo a muda sile kogun eni pani It is invoked to praise a child for bringing pride to the parents or to attempt to evoke virtuous character traits of bravery, fortitude and perseverance that are believed to be innate in a person by pedigree. If one is male, a praise name is usually expressive of something heroic, brave or strong. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. The violence at St. Need help? [2] According to the Yoruba historian Samuel Johnson, oriki expresses what a child is or what he or she is hoped to become. Ork is a cultural phenomenon common amongst Yoruba-speakers of West Africa. Ugbogbo kukuruku la gbogi l'oja odo, k'Adabalukosi fo lo, Emi omo ogidan,o gun mo gara, Omo at'eran mo ta'ho. Oriki is an important and cultural, but unwritten (oral) genre of Yoruba literature that is usually used in praise singing. USIN EKITI: omo aoyo yo oni gbo, gbo ti n ti eyin eku He responded thus in Yoruba, y gb l jem, the clause from which the name Iyagba or Yagba was coined. Omo okorobo lila isuko firi ona eyika more. N ba tete waye omo enimeta ni n ba maa se, n ba jomo, , n ba jomo alakara maa ma roun fi wan enun, n tun jomo alagbede ma finanloju-finanle masagban isale woriwori ORIKI OF ALL TOWN IN EKITI Nigerian politicians often hire well-known singers to elaborate on their heritage. Edju plays many tricks Ogunmolasuyi Oluwole said the attackers targeted the St. The princess gave birth to twins in the era where twins were considered an abomination. To the west of Okun land are the Igbomina and Ekiti Yoruba subgroups. OGOTUN EKITI: omo ologotun ojorube, omo eleni ateeka,omo eleni ewele,omo amuru ekun sere nibuje,Eja gbogbo dade,towena dade akun. IPOTI EKITI: upoti ala, omo amewe eni j'iyan, awa lomo eleni ewele,omo amekuru jeko. ORK s kan ptk t wa Omo Yorb gb son by ni s ork kk. N ba tete waye omo enimeta ni n ba maa se, n ba jomo, , n ba jomo alakara maa ma roun fi wan enun, n tun jomo alagbede ma finanloju-finanle masagban isale woriwori "Aseye Rockshelter Excavations at Iffe-Ijumu, Kogi State Nigeria". ESUN EKITI : omo elesun oyinbo omo elesun orinjeyeweere Ilorin afonja enudunjuyoIlu to jinna sinaTo sunmon alujana bi aresepaIlu tobi to yen, won o leegun raraEsin legungun ile baba wonAkewugberu ni wonA sadura gboreAji fi kalamu da won lekun arise kondu konduWon e lu lagbaduKewu ni won n keEegun wa buraBo ba denu igbo riPaka wa buraBo ba digbaleEro iwayiopo wa buraBe o ba lobirinAyidopo laya nle omo egbirin oteNile opo omo laderinOpo korobiti ajagun ajaseOpo kaja ka royo naaAbidesu ko je a wo eni to lobaOmo opo o gboroWon pe n koju e sinaIna o gboroWon pe n koju e somiOmi o gboroWon pe n fi ponti to leOti to le o gboroWon n fomo to buruOmo wo wa lo le tio gboroAfonja o gboroNi won ba koju omo ponilewa sogunOgun naa lafonja lo tio pada wanule moTo fi lo te ilu IlorinIlorin afonja ti nje enudunjuyo. AYEDUN EKITI: Omo elesun a payiya yeye Owo is a Local Government Area in Ondo State Nigeria. The individual Okun subgroups share some historical and linguistic affinity but still maintain individual peculiarities. 2014 - 2023 | All Rights Reserved | OldNaija, Oriki Offa Eulogy of Offa Town in Kwara State, https://oldnaija.com/2017/07/20/oriki-oyo-panegyric-of-oyo/, Okebadan festival in the heart of Ibadan, Opobo: Land of the Great King Jaja Where Noise Making is Forbidden at Night, Oloolu The Father of all Masquerades in Ibadan. The invocation or praise poem starts out as the stringing together of praise names that describe the qualities of a particular man, animal, plant, place, or god. IPAO EKITI: ipao ileji ogbe omo amugbo sodi orogba omo onile imole ajeji kowo ajeji toba fipawobe laimepo laimuyo ammebose Yoruba - Oriki Ilorin Afonja (The Cognomen of the Ilorin People) Ilorin afonja enudunjuyo. [15][16], Bayo Ijagbemi (1996)"O-OKUN YORUBA IN YORUBA ART HISTORIOGRAPHY: HISTORY, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS". Ibadan Omo ajoro sun. Edju made kindred people go to war; Please download one of our supported browsers. Although there are masquerades such as the Epa masquerade that are similar to those found among other Yoruba groups, Ina-oko, Onigabon, Ouna and the likes of other masquerades that are ubiquitous in Okun land[11][12] are not found among the other Yoruba groups but rather found to be similar to those of some non-Okun inhabitants of the Niger-Benue confluence like the Bassa Nges. AYEDE EKITI: Ayede geri attah, osoko ekiti soko akoko, o sakoko rigborigbo. Some of these differences can be noticed in language, political arrangements, social institutions and the array of ebora (deities) worshipped.[1]. It is also said that their indigenous food is Pounded yam, Of Which they share with Ekiti people. IKOLE EKITI: Elekole o balaya aso, Ikole to tala bose, e i sepe hon run ma so se, eshi idale ti a ni, Ikole lomo olose meji gbarimi rimi kan le. ITAPA EKITI: Eso oruta ejiri oke,omo onimeya ule meya oko,omo asibeota yayinyo These reasons and more have made historians like Ann O' Hear call attention to the need for further research on the Okun people and their history. OMUO EKITI: Omo eleye meta oro kashakasha, iko ina, iko oorun, iko koku osupa a tani yayaya, Omo olomuo kerejekereje omuo ore, Ikole run ma aso se kin tala mo sha; atala bose, keru ba adiye funfun. Yet you also urge the hireling debtor to repudiate his debt, Child of pestilence who cannot be tied down by sickness. / Difference Between Onye Uwa-your Re-incarnator-and Chi Uwa-your Guardian Angel / Bride Price, How Much Is Too Much? Orkis the oral praise poetry of the indigenous Yrb communities of Western Africa. Omo oluku k'aso ibo,omo abadin hanran hanran. ISINBODE EKITI: isin obi omo olobedu woroworo,obe kan se ke kute ule jerun omo oni simi EMURE EKITI: Omo Elemure aoro ora, elemure i japari usu, e i jemulolo udi re, aarin usu ni kan mu a kelemure mi aje, Emi lomo eso orita egiri oke, Emure ijaloke afisu foloore IKORO EKITI; Omo eso obe so ikoro mudapariko omo eruku yoyo onah obe yajogun enun lobe ooooo, ireke aragan idun bi ogan iyo, ireke aragan idun bi oyinmomo. These praise names are handed down from the past and invented by relatives or neighbor or often drummers. Osogbo oroki asala omo onile obi osogbo ilu aro,omo aro dede bi okun aare o peta arepeta mogba o,osun osogbo pele o,epele o eyin olomoyoyo osgbo oroki gbe onile,otun gbe ajoji osogbo oroki,osogbo oroki omo yeye osun yeye atewogbeja,aniyun labebe oroki ti eja nla soro, ti ran iko nise osun osogbo, rere ni . In the first chapter of my book, Professional Troublemaker: The Fear-Fighter Manual, I talk about the importance of writing an ork- your personal hype mantra! L'ensemble pouvait tre emball dans une caisse et emport d'un endroit l'autre, y compris sur le front en cas de . Every Yrb poet therefore strives to know the ork of important people in his locality as well as lineage ork because every person, common or noble, has his own body of utterances by which he can be addressed. In Yrb culture, a persons name relates to his or her spiritual essence (a childs name follows him) and each individual has a series of praise names. Ilu Ogunmola, olodogbo keri loju ogun. IYE EKITI: Omo alagere kijipa suko firi ona, omo oloke meji tako tabo The Abunu women (and to a lesser extent, their Owe and wr neighbours) were known for the weaving and trade of Aso ipo, a red textile used in burial of the wealthy and making masquerade dresses. IGBARA-ODO EKITI: Omo eleye i se weyeweye ati dori ogun even food. The central kingship system has led to the establishment of royal stools such as Obaro of Kabba, Olubunu of Bunu, Olujumu of Ijumu, Agbana of Isanlu, Olu of wr. The Okun people practice Christianity, Islam and traditional African religions. ESUN EKITI : omo elesun oyinbo omo elesun orinjeyeweere USI EKITI: Usi oro, omo atoko bo mohun sibi kan ni Oyo is an ancient town in Oyo State, South-Western Nigeria. IGEDE EKITI - omo elemi nigede amadiye sereke, elemi igede niwi ki mi gbadiye sin, mowi me i sinye omi, oni laso mo mu kigede soro, agboku mariwo na mi selewo yuyu IJERO EKITI: omo owa Omo ekun, omo ejio omo oriomu,omo olose meji takotabo,omo amomohoko toutobo udi re Eyi ti won wapa akuko ganga boo a ni owa di agunloko lOffa olofa omo la ki Offa kun tele, olalomi ede okin olofa mojo Olofa Omo laare ki o dogba, okan ko gbodo ju kan bi okan ba ju kan, oba ni ko won roro, oba ko wa ri ti awa diran peki mob a odofin dimu, mose ojomu Karin, mo fi ehin saawo rale lOffa o maka Arijasoro, olalomi lo laare. by hammao: 12:03pmOn Jun 23, 2012 Ilu Ogunmola, olodogbo keri loju ogun. Oruko idile. AYEDE EKITI: Ayede geri attah, osoko ekiti soko akoko, o sakoko rigborigbo. IRE EKITI: iremogun omo awuse, omo owu ti n wuko gbinrin-gbinrin lagbede. OldNaija is an online platform dedicated to documenting and promoting the history of Ngeria. IWOROKO EKITI: Ihoroko de ile ouro ile ouro omolore la me ia ogun i pa ihoroko omo aroloyen In the Ibadan Eulogy, you will mostly find the theme of war and victory. Omo a gbure Agudugbu s'oju odi k'ari j'Efon Use ya yan. OKE-AYEDUN EKITI: omo adagbalu, omo adelila pa OTUN EKITI : Otunmoba, Omo enireke agbejo; omo olodi atile mo, Omo Ireke Aragan Idun TunMayan Idun, Ireke Ria Idun Booyinmonmon, Omo Oloro An Se, Keran Mon Je, Kaaguntan Mon Je, OtunMoba Osere Omo Akinla Lotun, Omo Olorogbo Kiji Lotun Yoruba History " Page 2 " Proudly Yoruba. I really love the eulogy of my father town . Ork is used during individual or communal ceremonies, for individuals or the community. "The Yoruba: A new history". 6. ISINBODE EKITI: isin obi omo olobedu woroworo,obe kan se ke kute ule jerun omo oni simi Okun dialects have been influenced by languages like Igala, Nupe and Hausa, the most affected being wr. Oriki iwo Osun. Ikare is a town in the northern senatorial part of Ondo State, Nigeria.. Ikare-Akoko (Ikare for short), town in southwestern Nigeria, is located in the Northern Senatorial District of Ondo State. Their dialects are generally classified in the Northeast Yoruba language (NEY) grouping. [1] They are collectively called "Okun", which in the Yoruba language means 'vitality' or 'strength', and is the word commonly used in greeting among the people, although this form of greeting is also found among the Ekiti and Igbomina groups of Yoruba people. Oriki owo ondo state. A lady who exudes the self-assurance of a man. IGOGO EKITI: igogo obiri; omo awoko merin tia gbe foruru obe je egberin okele, ekiri oke omo amain urukan jaraba iyan igogo sebora onielaya edese Shey you don hear, abeg no thief our contents o! ISAN EKITI: Isan moge, omo asote monru, oloro agogo, omo amuda sile mogun erun pani.omo owa omo ekun omo olodi, odi re atile mo,ooni ke mo rin un modi mo omo elepa omo awo Une ligne de l'Oriki (ensemble des psalmodies de la littrature religieuse traditionnelle yoruba) . ODOOWA EKITI: omo eleni ewele,omo oke lila ti moto laya, olegin lodoyin ololua lode udogun. Fayemi who described the heinous attack as unexpected said. IJURIN EKITI: Ijurin moje! Names such as Oluyole will come up. (LogOut/ Offa is notable for its weaving and dyeing trade, using vegetable dyes made from locally grown indigo and other plants. Omo Oke lila ti moto layaa, omo egiri oke arogunse bi ega IWOROKO EKITI: Ihoroko de ile ouro ile ouro omolore la me ia ogun i pa ihoroko omo aroloyen IROPORA EKITI: iropora ajija emure ule ewa ubi kan sewa iyun EJIYAN EKITI - Omo Elerii njiyan kan dade, akun weji weji, Omo alaye more Oko ido ale iye, Omo Elegigun iwaju ji tehin nrina, Omo Elegigun le ju ade kan soso, Omo adegigun sori-eko weji weji OTUN EKITI : Otunmoba, Omo enireke agbejo; omo olodi atile mo, Omo Ireke Aragan Idun TunMayan Idun, Ireke Ria Idun Booyinmonmon, Omo Oloro An Se, Keran Mon Je, Kaaguntan Mon Je, OtunMoba Osere Omo Akinla Lotun, Omo Olorogbo Kiji Lotun
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