ọ̀sẹ̀ Jàkúta
name
/ɔ̀.sɛ̀ d͡ʒà.kú.tā/
Definitions
-
the fourth and final day of the week in the traditional 4-day week of the Yoruba calendar. It is the day of the week dedicated to the worship of the orisha Jàkúta (Ṣàngó) and his wife, Ọya
Similar wordsọjọ́ Jàkútaọjọ́ Ṣàngó
Etymology
From ọ̀sẹ̀ (“day of the week”) + Jàkúta (“the orisha Jàkúta (Ṣàngó)”).
Component words
ọ̀sẹ̀day of the weekJàkútathe orisha Jàkúta (Ṣàngó)
Words in other languages from this one
These are words in other languages that came from this Yorùbá word, mostly through trade, the Atlantic slave trade, and contact with neighbouring languages.
They are not translations. A word here means what it means in its own language, which may have drifted a long way from the Yorùbá it started as.
YákutaLucumí
Source: Wiktionary,
where this word is spelled “ọsẹ Jakuta”.
Reference:
en-ọsẹ_Jakuta-yo-name-G75fWiII