About Edo History and Culture

Word or Phrase of the Day:

(Guosa) Kázá: hen

(Edo) Ener-ovbu-ugie: 16 (Sixteen)(4 out of 20)

(Edo) Eha: 3 (Three)

(Guosa) kùndé lá : awoken

(Guosa) kùndé: awake

(Edo) Iy-eva: 40(20 x 2)

(Guosa) mó tí mà: I have known

(Guosa) tí jìndé: arose

(Guosa) ò chètó ájì ‘wá tí shìengá gídá: our class Monitor has gone home

(Edo) Iy-eha: 60 (Sixty)

(Guosa) mà: Know

(Edo) (E)k-igbe s-iy-ena : 70 (Seventy){(20 x 3) + 10}

(Guosa) ìmà: knowing, knowingly

(Edo) Eva: 2 (Two)

(Edo) Iwene: 14 (Fourteen)

(Edo) Ugie: 20 (Twenty)

(Edo) Oworo: 11 (Eleven)

(Edo) Eva-irovb-ugie: 18 (Eighteen)(2 out of 20)

(Edo) Ọmwan izọhẹ / Ọmwizọhẹ: Kindness

(Edo) Aria isen eva: 2,000 (Two Thousand)(2 x 1000)

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PICTURES AND IMAGES RELATING TO THE EDO CULTURES.

CORAL BEADS worn by OBA AKENZUA 11 and his chiefs

The Festac Mask - A carving of the Face of Queen Idia - mother of Oba Esigie

OBA OVONRANMWEN before exile

Pictography - a form of writing like the Egyptian Hieroglyphics

A TEMPLE IN OGIAMEN'S PALACE

CORAL BEADS worn by OBA AKENZUA 11 and his chiefs

The Festac Mask - A carving of the Face of Queen Idia - mother of Oba Esigie

OBA OVONRANMWEN before exile

Pictography - a form of writing like the Egyptian Hieroglyphics

A TEMPLE IN OGIAMEN'S PALACE

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