Olùkùmi (tàbí Ulukwumi, Ulukhwumi) jẹ́ èdè irú Yorùbá ní Nàìjíríà (ní Ìpínlẹ̀ Dẹ́ltà).[1]
Èdè Gẹ̀ẹ́sì |
Èdè Olùkùmi |
Èdè Yorùbá |
Èdè Òwé |
Èdè Igala
|
hand |
ọwọ́ |
ọwọ́ |
ọwọ́ |
ọwọ́
|
yam |
usu |
isu |
usu/isu |
uchu
|
body |
ara |
ara |
ọra |
ọla
|
child |
ọma |
ọmọ |
ọmọ |
ọma
|
friend |
oluku |
ọ̀rẹ́ |
olúku |
ónùkú
|
woman |
obìnrin |
obìnrin |
obùnrin |
ọ́bùlẹ
|
father |
ba |
bàbá |
baba |
àtá
|
person |
ẹnẹ |
ẹni |
ọni |
ọ́nẹ̀
|
fire |
una |
iná |
uná |
úná
|
word |
ọ̀fọ̀ |
ọ̀rọ̀ |
ọ̀rọ̀ |
ọ̀là
|
heart |
ẹdọ |
ọkàn |
ẹ̀kẹ̀dọ̀ |
ẹdọ
|
pot |
usa |
ìsà |
usà |
ùchà
|
cow |
ẹla |
malu |
ẹlá |
ẹla
|
old person |
arigbo |
arúgbo |
arígbó |
ògìjo
|
rat |
eku |
eku |
eku |
íkélékwu
|
carry |
gbe |
gbé |
gbe |
né
|
eat |
zẹ |
jẹ |
jẹ |
jẹ
|
colanut |
obì |
obì |
obì |
obì
|
water |
omi |
omi |
omi |
omi
|
urine |
ìtọ́ |
ìtọ́ |
ìtọ́ |
ìtọ́
|
cotton |
owu |
owu |
owu |
owu
|
stone |
òkúta |
òkúta |
òkúta |
òkúta
|
- ↑ Arokoyo, Bolanle Elizabeth. 2012. A Comparative Phonology of the Olùkùmi, Igala, Owe and Yoruba Languages. Paper presented for the International Congress "Towards Proto-Niger-Congo: Comparison and Reconstruction", Paris, 18-21 September, 2012. 10pp.