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"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún took his revenge\"",
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"word": "Ògúndáyìísí"
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"word": "Ògúndélé"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún has reached a high rank\"",
"word": "Ògúndépò"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún has compensated\"",
"word": "Ògúndípẹ̀"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún took his revenge\"",
"word": "Ògúngbẹ̀san"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún favored/saved me\"",
"word": "Ògúngbèmí"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún has honor/dignity\"",
"word": "Ògúnlẹ́yẹ"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún chose purity\"",
"word": "Ògúnmẹ́fun"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún has brought along one who will be a hunter\"",
"word": "Ògúnmọ́dẹdé"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún has chosen honor\"",
"word": "Ògúnmọ́lá"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún has chosen the brave one\"",
"word": "Ògúnmákin"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún has dignity\"",
"word": "Ògúnníyì"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún paid the price for my suffering\"",
"word": "Ògúnsányà"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún is worthy of joy\"",
"word": "Ògúntáyọ̀"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún is worthy of honor,\" \"Ògún is worthy of a chieftancy\"",
"word": "Ògúntóyè"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún has come home\"",
"word": "Ògúnwálé"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún befits me\"",
"word": "Ògúnyẹmí"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún rejoices in royalty\"",
"word": "Ògúnyọ̀ládé"
},
{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún surrounds me\"",
"word": "Ògúnyín̄ká"
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{
"english": "A Yoruba name meaning, \"Ògún walked here\"",
"word": "Ògúǹdé"
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"text": "Kò sí òrìṣà tí yóò ṣe bí Ògún lágbẹ̀dẹ ― There is no òrìṣà that will perform like Ògún in a smithy",
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"word": "Oṣù Ògún"
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"word": "Ọ̀gọ́ọ̀sì"
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{
"word": "Oṣù Ẹ̀jọ-Ọdún"
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{
"word": "Oṣù Kẹ́jọ"
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"word": "Ògún Lákaayé"
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"word": "Ọṣìn Imọlẹ̀"
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