Types of ire and osogbos

Below is a list of the Ire and the Osogbos respecting their form.
It is not absolutely necessary for the Ifa priest to pronounce them.
in that language; for Eshu, the deity that has the perfect ability to function as
interpreted between Ifa, the diviner and the consultant, it is ensured that there is never a lack of the
correct understanding of our desires, worries, etc.
IRE (UREE)GOOD
Don't worry, there is no prospect of danger, the consultant must have more
peace of mind.
Good Fortune or Good Assembly: Either way, this Good Fortune can be headed.
In general terms, the meaning is the same. If we analyze the etymology of both.
we have words.
i.e. Aiku: The particle 'a' as a prefix negates the action of what it enunciates, for example: if
Iku means death, Aiku means that there is no death, which is the same as life and health.
Ire Ariku: The word ariku is composed of three particles which are:
A----Denial.
Ri---Action of looking.
Iku--Death.
Because Ariku literally means, not to see death.
Ire according to ota: Regarding this Ire, it must be analyzed deeply.
Well, there are several errors regarding the interpretation of the particles that make up
this word. Some interpret it as the defeat of enemies through the
stones of the saint, which is a mistake because Ota is not a stone but an enemy, in reality
stone is okuta.
The decomposition of the phrase According to ota is as follows.
This is Grace.
Gun------Winning work.
Take------Enemy.
So according to ota, it means grace of overcoming difficulties.
This Ire includes the word Kolañadio, which when analyzed well
means:
Ko--------No
Strain------Power of the obstacles.
God-------Action.
That is, the difficulties will be overcome.
In summary, Ire Isegun Ota Kolañadio is a tool for overcoming difficulties and
enemies.
Ire Abafu: Luck, good or bad fortune, must be specified.
Good for the visit of a deity.
Ire Abi Lona: A good on the open paths of the person. One must always give from
eat on the street and to Eshu.
Ire Abogun Bolu: Good for throwing a party for the deities.
Ire Abosomo: Good to adopt a child or another person.
The benefit of moving to another place or house.
Ire Adilu: A pleasant surprise gift.
A punishment for obedience.
Ire Afarada: Good patience, resilience, firmness.
Nice of a position.
Power: Good of power, activity, skill, strength.
Ire Agbeje: It's good to put yourself in the hands of a doctor.
Ire Aifisun: Good to have blame without a judicial process.
Ire Aigbese: Good for being innocent, without condemnation.
Airoju: Luck to negotiate quickly.
Aisonu: A good that is still not lost.
Ire Aisun: Good to stay alert. Watchful.
Ire Aiyelujura: Good freedom.
It is as solid as a rock or like a trunk of an upright tree.
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Ire Aje: Path to happiness and prosperity.
Strange luck for a stranger or foreigner.
Goodness of peace, health, prosperity, happiness, joy.
Cheers Alejo: Good luck for a guest, foreigner, a visit.
To find a treasure, wealth, or something of value.
It is good to become fully wealthy.
Ire Apapandidi or Apapandado: Well-being produced by one's own strength and perseverance.
Half good, halfway.
It is good to see the end of the gossipers or those who do harm.
A bad idea to obtain wealth through inheritance.
Ire Arun: Although it comes to him through being sick. This ire was born in Oddi Melli.
Ire Ase: Good to offer banquet, feast, entertainment.
Ire Ase: Well of granting title, command, position, power.
Ire Asike: Good to receive good fortune, luck, prosperity.
Ire Asilo: Good to move to a single place.
Ire Awin: To get lucky by moving house.
Blessing of having a good wife.
Ire Ayan: Good perseverance, persistence, care.
Ire Aye: Luck of winning by the way of making a living.
Ayidayida: A lot of changes, variations, moving, etc.
Luck of coming and going.
Found money: Luck in finding money.
Badana: Luck of entering into marriage.
Ire Badapo: Luck of cohabitating with someone.
Lucky to compete with someone for something.
Ire Bajo: Luck to make peace with someone.
Ire Balo: Luck of maintaining trade or traffic with something or someone.
It's good to agree to drink with someone else.
It is good to be cautious, careful, prudent, alert, informed.
Ire Barebore Ariku: Fortune of health little by little.
Ire Bibale: Luck of having calm, composure, serenity.
Ire Bikitafun: Lucky to take good care of yourself.
Ire Bileri: Luck for the supplication of the deity.
Ire Bimo: Luck to give birth to a boy.
Ire Bodi Elese Orisa: Luck of protection from the misfortunes provided by the deity.
Ire Bolafun Elese Orumila, a deity or some person: Good to honor,
to revere, to serve, to offer, to respect, to venerate with the utmost consideration.
Ire Bolosa: Good to protect oneself, to defend oneself, to take shelter.
Ire Bori: A good to honor or serve its head.
Ire Bosi: A good omen of success in the task or venture you are about to begin.
Ire Bujoko or Ibujoko: It is a good for overcoming difficulties by being calm in its
house.
I want to save.
Good to live for oneself.
Good to be alone, to distance oneself from bad company.
Ire Danide: Good to be free, to exonerate captivity.
To Ire Dase: Good to not be seen, to leave, to be absent, to stop going to a place.
To have luck is to reach fortune.
Ire Eggun Merinlaye: Good for the four winds that bring Egungun.
Ire Elese Bata: Lucky to be in the hands of a doctor.
Good journey, of wandering.
Good by the hand of a deity.
Ire Fisun: A good thing to accuse, to complain before the judge.
It is good to have patience in the face of provocations.
Good for the obedience.
Ire Ifowokan Bata Elese Orisa: A good offer or touch of a drum to an orisha.
Ire Iku: Luck through death, the person will find happiness through their death in Ara
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Done. It is fulfilled.
Good to have a house and stay in it sketching ideas, projecting.
House Victory: Luck to win at home.
Good luck in business.
Ire Ita Meta: A good that is in the open-air corner. Here they are fed to the
three corners.
Ire Kodele: Good for an animal. It is ordered to have an animal that roams loose in the house of
the person, moreover with this Ire there is always a need to make sacrifice.
Ire Laja: Good to reconcile, make peace.
Ire Lakaka: A good that will allow you to strive hard, with determination.
The good of enlightening oneself, educating oneself, studying, and acquiring the power of knowledge.
Ire Laniyan: A virtue for being sociable, generous, friendly, kind.
i.e. Layu: You will obtain good by being civilized, refined, opening your eyes.
Ire Muro Ori: Good to be able to soften or become gentle ori.
The Voice of Heaven: It is good to give alms or charity to others.
Ire Oso: Well for an enchanted shelter.
Ire Ota Ole: A good granted by the divinity of the earth, the more food it gives.
land, will have more goods.
Ire Owo Aikere: Luck to acquire abundant money.
Luck through intelligence or knowledge.
It is the good of improvement of position, health, or situation that is faced.
Ire Sebo: Good to make sacrifice or offering.
It is good to be free from harm, to save oneself, to escape, to be free.
OSOGBO (AYEO): DANGER IN PERSPECTIVE.
Iku Afefe Afeyika: Death by a natural phenomenon, whirlwind, storm, tornado
of wind.
Iku Afogbo: Death by disobedience.
Accidental death, misfortune, disaster, or bad luck.
Iku Agumbe: Death by knife wound.
Iku Ahaya: Death by firearm shooting.
Iku Aifo: Death by shipwreck or by disappearance.
Iku Aisi: Death by absence or separation.
Accidental death.
Iku Ajin: Nocturnal death, at night.
Death caused by someone one encounters by chance.
Death by narcotics or sleeping pills.
The Death caused by the flames of fire.
The Death of Alufin by the Hands of a Criminal.
Iku Arideji: Death by fright, scare, terror, dread, apparition.
Iku Arun: Death by illness.
Accidental death, by mistake.
The End Approaches: Death in a few days, imminent end.
Death by shootings.
Iku Awigbo: Death by disobedience.
Iku Awopa: Death due to improper care of a medical treatment.
Iku Bagbe Eggun: Death caused by walking with a dead person behind.
Iku Baku: Sure death.
Sudden death, quickly.
Iku Baso: Death due to some altercation with a person.
Iku Biba: Death in a meeting, assembly or group.
Iku Daloro: Death by torture and torment.
Death by its inner self.
Iku Epe: Death by curse, or damage invoked upon someone.
Iku Fitina: Unexpected death, harassment, humiliation, annoyance,
Iku Idaku: Death from a heart attack.
Death due to the collapse of the house.
Iku Lowo eggun: Death by a dead person.
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Death by wickedness, perversity, cruelty.
Death at the hands of a man/woman.
Iku Lowo Ote: Death by conspiracy.
Death or illness due to disobedience.
Death or illness from unhappiness.
Death or illness suddenly, without warning, without notice.
Death or illness caused by a drunk.
Death by a dead one that destroys, devastates, demolishes,
alone.
Iku Osole: Death at the hands of thieves or robbers.
Iku Otonowa: Death that comes from the sky, from the divine counsel.
Iku Ru: Death by disgust, angry, or enraged.
Iku Sua: Extensive death to the entire family or community.
Iku Yembonje: Death by suicide with a firearm.
torment, problem, pain, discomfort.
ARUN (DISEASE).
A disease that is incubated or installed.
Arun Afomo: Contagious and infectious disease.
Arun Agan: Disease due to sterility.
Arun Agbedu: Stomach disease.
Arun Agbegde: Illness caused by a neighbor.
Disease caused by adultery or fornication.
Arun Agbesi or Egbesi: Skin disease, itching, rash.
Arun Agunla: Disease produced by a bad thought from another person.
Arun Aida Onje: Disease caused by indigestion.
Arun Aiperi: Disease caused by tetanus, convulsion.
Arun Aisan: Sick with ailments.
Arun Aisora: Disease that requires care.
Arun Aito or Aileto: Disease that consists of the inability to urinate.
the urine).
Disease caused by a disappointment.
Heart disease.
Arun Aiyese or Bibun: Disease due to some addiction.
Arun Ajakale: Disease due to epidemic.
Arun Ajaku: Destructive, lethal deadly disease.
Arun Ajambaku Okan: Disease due to heart failure.
Arun Ajeki: Disease from gluttony, indigestion.
Arun Akokoro: Disease caused by bad teeth.
Infectious disease.
Illness caused by impotence.
Arun Alafo Oju: Disease in the sight caused by cataracts.
Arun Alawo or Aujonu: Disease caused by witches, evil spirits or the
Witchcraft.
Arun Ale or Dete: Disease known as leprosy.
Arun Aran: Disease or loss of consciousness or mental faculties due to old age.
Arun Aranmu: Transmissible, contagious disease.
Disease caused by rheumatism.
Arun Arun Su: Disease that causes stomach pain and dysentery.
Arun Asasdi: Witchcraft disease.
Arun Asehinwa: Disease that takes one for a long time or finally.
Hydropesia disease.
Disease caused by gonorrhea.
Arun Atoto: Disease caused by loud noises.
Disease caused by tetanus.
Arun Ayinna: Disease without remedy, without cure.
Arun Balo: Disease caused by an abscess or tumor in the groin or the instep.
Arun Bi: Disease caused by vomiting.
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Arun Bibaninuje o Bu: Disease caused by mistreatment, blows, displeasures, abuses.
Arun Bibilawo: Recovering from an illness or convalescence.
Arun Bibinuje o Bu: Illness caused by melancholy, grief, sorrow.
Arun Bibo: Hidden concealed illness.
Arun Bohumbo: A disease that causes despair and makes one lose and causes loss of
hopes.
Arun Bomijoara: Disease caused by burns from hot water.
Arun Bomora: Disease caused by suffering.
Disease caused by fat.
Arun Da: Disease that causes a person to be bedridden.
Arun Di: Disease caused by a spell or charm.
Arun Eggun Be: Disease produced by a sent eggun.
Arun Eggun Buburu: Disease caused by an evil, vile eggun.
Arun Elese Orisa: Disease caused by a deity.
Arun Enikiku: Disease in critical condition.
Hit, injury, wound, harm, damage, detriment, hurt.
Arun Kolobo: Disease of the mouth and throat.
Arun Lakuregbe: Disease due to rheumatism and lumbago.
Arun Sasa: Smallpox disease.
Arun Titunse: Disease or discomfort that is reparable, amendable.

OTHER OSOGBOS OR AYEO.

Abati: Failure.
Abede: Unstable situation.
Deep hatred, malice, slander, persecution.
Abirun: Sick person.
Abosi: Deception fraud, dishonesty, double conduct or double personality.
Abuku: Discredit, lack.
Abuse: falsehood, deceit, lie of one's own invention.
Insult.
Adanilara: Person who is upset, frustrated.
Loss or damage caused by colleagues or coworkers.
Loss, damage, deterioration.
Something undertaken or done under one's own responsibility without the permission of the orisha.
Adverse: Something unexpected that happens to a person; misfortune, bad luck, accident.
Intrigues.
Aduna: Litigation, problems, of justice.
Charm, spell.
False accusation.
Agbasan: Action of paying for another.
Aibale Okan oAibale Aiya: Mental unrest.
Aibolafun: Need for consideration, respect, honor. Born in iwori melli.
Aida Ara: Indisposition, discomfort, illness, lack of health.
Outlaw: Person who is outside the law, of what is just.
Aileso: unproductive person, sterile.
Confusion, mess, gossip.
Confusion, mess, tangle, gossip.
Airepo: Disagreement, discord, dissent.
Airise: Person who will lose their job unexpectedly, without warning.
Stagnation, that is stopped, paralyzed.
Such: Misery.
Aisian or Aidara: Evil.
Aiwopo: That the person lacks everything.
Oh Sister: Fear, panic.
Ajaso: Gossip, rumor mongers, fake news.
Misfortune, calamity, accident, setback.
Akifi Ekufi: Threat.
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Akoba: Unmerited punishment, poorly predicted.
Cell, cell.
Alakoto: Woman or girl raped.
Noise: noise, turmoil, uproar, riot, disorder.
Ariya jiyan: Dispute.
Aro: Lament, sadness, sorrow.
Aroka: Malicious conversations, gossip, chatter.
Arokan: Anguish, affliction, pain, longings.
Aropo: Substitution of work, place, or position.
Aroye: Quarrel, grievance, controversy, debate, eloquence.
Any kind of disease.
Aso: Brawl altercation, dispute, skirmish.
After the person: Slander, defamation, maligning.
Slander, defame.
Banlu: Rape, forcing a woman, stripping her of her virginity.
Argument: altercation, discussion with a person.
Defamation, slander.
Daro: To lament, to think of an absent person.
Obstacles, difficulties.
Egan: Madness, dementia.
Paralysis.
Trap.
Curse or harm invoked upon someone.
Shame, embarrassment, ridicule.
Eyo: Discussion, complication, tragedy, dispute.
Iberu Bojo or Beru: Fear, terror.
Traitors in Odale: Betrayal, disloyalty, infidelity.
Ifararo or Ifiro: Sprain, strain, dislocation of a joint.
Igba Dulumu: Calumny, lie.
Evil, cruelty, wickedness.
Isolation, prison.
Ikogun Ule Iroke: Robbery, looting, pillaging in the house by thieves or assailants.
Pneumonia, Pleurisy.
Difficulty, affliction, adversity.
Spell, charm.
Musaisan: The person is going to get sick.
Ofo: Lost.
She: Nitrogen, leather.
To lose, to suffer losses.
BRIEF YORUBA VOCABULARY.
Abada:Freidera.
Abani: Deer.
Abe: Peacock.
Abebe: Fan.
Hen.
Abete: The crown that the peacock has.
Dresses: Trap.
Abou: Ram.
Abon: Wasp.
Abonoñi: Bee.
Basket.
Basket.
Abufe: Castrated ram.
Crab
Acala: Gavilán.
Acatapo: Bag with acofa.
House:Stairs.
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Bat.
Acde:Corona.
Acdi:Oil.
Acdo: Palanqueta.
Eagle.
Achake: Hacha.
Acho Eni: Bedding.
Clothes, fabric.
Achua: Jamo.
Arrow with bow.
Acoo: Gallinuela.
Aquarius: Quail.
Addie cheke: Brooding hen.
Agada: Machete.
Agogo Irola: Cowbell.
Agogo:Bell.
Aguado: Corn.
Hook.
Almonds.
Aguo llinllin: Mirror.
Aguona: Doll.
Agutan: Carnera.
The Story of the Rooster: Gallo.
The little story: Pollon.
Alaguema: Chameleon.
Spider.
Ale:Barreta.
To: Bell.
Dog.
Allapa: Female jicotea.
Flour dumplings to eat.
Amele: Drum that Orumila played.
Cockroach.
Oh, I think: Showcase.
Bag with handle, tablecloth, apron.
Apollo:Frog.
Box: Chair.
Water: Frog.
Aqueque: Scorpion.
Hat.
Asia: Flag.
Spicy sauce.
Ate:Estera.
Still: Male jicotea.
Baguda: Starch.
Baguda: Starch.
Baunllapa:Turtle.
Worm.
Chaguidi: Beans.
Chaguru: A tall stick with bells.
Check: Cricket.
Dear: Maruga.
Bunch of bananas.
Chocoto:Pants.
Chuck: It's a basket of apples.

Cocoro: Key.
Duck.
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Horse.
Flies.
Guataca.
Ecola or Audola: Worm.
Ecun:Tiger.
The Rat.
Shrimp.
Edu:Carbon.
Edun, Anibe or Inagui: Mono.
Efun: Cascarilla.
Beans.
Good Day: Tiñosa.
Pumpkins.
She is a Guabina.
Fresh fish.
She: Fish.
Ellee: Bird.
Elle: Dove.
Sword.
Hello: Snake.
Emu: Launch.
This is Ayanaku: Elephant.
Eni: Bed.
Eni: To here, tools of saint.
Eñi: Eggs.
Epo: Coração de manteiga.
Meat.
Error: Ant.
Eru: Dads.
Erun: Bibijagua.
scare Iku.
Etu: Guinea.
Your: Chiva.
Fountain: Firefly.
Fila: Cap.
Guanajo.
Fumini lacho: Give me the clothes.
Hichu Eura: hairy yam.
Name.
Cup: jicara.
Ibako: Spoon made of jícara.
Ibon: Revolver.
Icocaro: Bugs.
Icole: Pala.
Idaba or Ologoche: Torcaza.
Idefa: Handle of the mace of Orumila.
Igua Loricha: Holy soup.
Iguana: Tongs.
Igloo: Jug.
Iguana: Anvil.
Pot: Casserole.
Illefun: Flour.
Illinibo: Sugar.
Hello: Sal.
Ilu: Drum.
Tomato.
Iñafa: hammer collar.
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Iño:Corral.
Yam balls.
Irori: The Pillow.
Horse or elephant tail for
Butterfly.
Malu: Bull.
Obeallo or Ila: Quimbombo.
Goose: May.
Oca: Flour balls.
Ocdan: castrated goat.
Heavy collar.
Soap.
Ofa: Arrow without a bow.
Green plantains.
Oinole: Lizard.
Okole: Machine.
Stones.
Olo: Iron.
Canary.
Oloquiti: Cat.
Omi Good: Cafe.
Hot water.
Fresh water.
Omolon:Hammer.
Omui: Milk.
Honey from bees.
Opa Ogu Bi Emi: The size of its height.
Opacucho: Stick.