ÌWÉ ÌTUNMỌ̀

ORÚKỌ ORÍKÌ

Àlàkẹ́ (o)- to take care of her as a result of victory over circumstance.

Ànìkẹ́ (o)- own's property to be taken care of.

Àbẹ̀ní (o)- begged for (from God or, more traditionally, the gods)

Àjàgbé (ọ) - fought to carry this child

Àkànní (ọ) - met only once to have this child

Àríkẹ̀ (o)- meant to be spoiled on sight

Àjọ́kẹ́ (o)- meant to be taken care of by all.

Àdùkẹ́ (o)- people will fight over the privilege to spoil her

Àbẹ̀bí (o)- begged for to be birthed (probably a difficult birth)

Àjàní (ọ)- fought to have this child

Àkànde (ọ) - favourite of the prince

Àkànní (ọ) - first male child

Àdìgún (ọ) - Name of God

Àpèkẹ́ (o) - Called to be cared for

Àdùnní (o) - One sweet to have

Àmọ̀kẹ́ (o) - Known and cared fori

Àjàdí(ọ) - the end of conflict

Àṣàkẹ́ (o)- selected to be spoiled (with good things)