See ó-ɓũ on Wiktionary
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"text": "Southeast Yoruba"
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"text": "Proto-Yoruba"
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"text": "Northeastern Yoruba/Okun"
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"text": "Owe Yoruba: oghun"
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"text": "Ifè: oŋu"
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"text": "Proto-Edekiri"
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"text": "Proto-Yoruba"
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"text": "Northeastern Yoruba/Okun"
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"text": "Ede Languages"
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"2": "oŋu"
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"text": "Ifè: oŋu"
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"2": "owû"
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"1": "ahn",
"2": "oû"
},
"expansion": "Àhàn oû",
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"expansion": "Ukaan ohuin",
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"2": "èbǔ"
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