Oloyaddé
Meaning of Oloyaddé
In Cuban Orisa religion known as Lucumí religion or Santería (Regla de Ocha), the meaning they give is “the coronation (as in initiation of a novice into) the deity Oya. The original Yoruba language name that it is derived from is O̩ló̩yadé - the O̩ya priest has arrived (the owner of O̩ya has arrived)
Extended Meaning
See: Ọlọ́yadé
Morphology
Oní-O̩ya-dé
Gloss
| Part | Meaning |
|---|---|
| oní | the owner of, the bearer of |
| O̩ya | Yorùbá deity of wind, buffalo, fire, and Niger river |
| dé | to arrive |
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