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Eyikeyi

Any

titun

new

iṣẹ

work

apakan

part

ya

take

gba

get

ibi

place

ṣe

made

gbe

live

ibi ti

where

lẹhin

after

pada

back

kekere

little

nikan

only

yika

round

eniyan

man

odun

year

wá

came

hàn

show

gbogbo

every

ti o darami

good

mi

me

fun

give

wa

our

labẹ

under

orukọ

name

gan

very

nipasẹ

through

o kan

just

fọọmu

form

gbolohun

sentence

nla

great

ro

think

sọ

say

egba mi o

help

kekere

low

ila

line

yato

differ

tan

turn

fa

cause

elo

much

túmọ

mean

ki o to

before

gbe

move

ọtun

right

ọmọkunrin

boy

ti atijọ

old

ju

too

kanna

same

o

she