Tayelolu

Yoruba

Etymology

From Táyé (“Taye (first child in a set of twins)”) +‎ ni (“is”) +‎ olú (“the leader, the prominent one”), literally “Taye is the leader”

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /tá.jé.lō.lú/

Proper noun

Táyélolú

  1. a praise name for the first child in a set of twins, usually named Táyé
  • Akẹ́yìndé gbẹ̀gbọ́n
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