"ajao didu" meaning in Yoruba

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Noun

IPA: /à.d͡ʒà.ò dí.dú/ Forms: àjàò dídú [canonical]
Etymology: From àjàò (“anomalure, flying squirrel”) + dídú (“black, to be black”), literally “The black flying squirrel”, compare with àjàò àjọ̀sọ́n (“the orange flying squirrel”) Etymology templates: {{af|yo|àjàò|dídú|lit=The black flying squirrel|t1=anomalure, flying squirrel|t2=black, to be black}} àjàò (“anomalure, flying squirrel”) + dídú (“black, to be black”), literally “The black flying squirrel” Head templates: {{head|yo|noun|head=àjàò dídú|head2=}} àjàò dídú, {{yo-pos|noun|àjàò dídú|}} àjàò dídú, {{yo-noun|àjàò dídú}} àjàò dídú
  1. (Àkúrẹ́) a type of rodent known as the anomalure in the genus Anomalurus, (specifically) the Lord Derby's scaly-tailed squirrel, it resembles but is not closely related to the main family of flying squirrels Categories (lifeform): Rodents Coordinate_terms: àjàò, àjàò àjọ̀sọ́n (english: the only other species of flying squirrel in Nigeria, known as the Beecroft's Flying squirrel), àjàò pụpa

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