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Ejitọn
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Yoruba
Etymology
A name that is remnant of the ancient Ifa system of divination known as agbigba, cognate terms are found in almost every system of Ifa-like divination among the Edo, Yoruba, Igbo, Urhobo, and Nupe, equivalent to yo Ògúndá. Compare with its Ègíté, igl Èjítá, bin Ìghítan, ig Ìɣítẹ (Nri), ig Ìjíte (Nsuka), ig Èjíte (Western Igbo), idu Èjítá, perhaps a distant yo Ògúndá. Proposed to be derived from yo alv-yrd-pro *ì-jítã́ or yo alv-yrd-pro *ì-jíté
Pronunciation
Èjítọ́n
Proper noun
Èjítọ́n
yo Ekiti The ninth principal sign of the Ifa divination system
yo Ògúndá
yo Ekiti The ninth chapter of the Odù Ifá corpus, and one of the major yo ojú odù
yo Ògúndá méjì
yo Divination