SOME NAMES OF CONSUMABLE FRUITS, SEEDS, TUBERS, PLANTS, ROOTS AND VEGETABLES IN EDONAZE

Ulaba Edo English .
1 alimo orange .
2 alimo asidi grape .
3 alimo negiẹrẹ lime
4 akarha coco yam .
5 akarha iyokho purple coco yam .
6 ako pepper fruit .
7 alubarra onion .
8 amugen / omugen Velvet tamarin
9 ebahanmwonkhor .
10 ebanana banana
11 ẹbẹlẹbor
12 ebiẹba .
13 ebihiri saint leaf .
14 ebohiwo bitter leaf .
15 ebọdondon water leaf .
16 ebọghẹdẹ plantain leaf .
17 ebumwenkhen pumkin leaf .
18 ẹdin palm fruits .
19 edin-ebo pineapple .
20 ẹdun bitter cola .
21 ẹhien peper .
22 ekasiu cashew .
23 ekhue garden egg .
24 ekpiro .
25 ekoko cocoa .
26 erere beans .
27 etengari tangerine .
28 etomatosi tomatoes .
29 ihenvben .
30 ihiekhe .
31 ikhiavbor okro .
32 ikhimiankhie .
33 ikpakpalor kidney beans .
34 ikpẹdin palm nut / kannel .
35 ikposa / ukposa .
36 ikpovbukhor red fat peper .
37 isaiwẹ groundnut .
38 itun mustroom .
39 iýan yam .
40 iýan igiowa water yam .
41 iýan ikpen yellow yam .
42 iýan emowe white yam .
43 iyawomorotiomwan ovia white yam
44 iyenbo sweet potatoe .
45 .
46 izẹ rice .
47 ofigbon palm oil .
48 ọghẹdẹ plantain .
49 ogi mellon .
50 ogui bush mango .
51 ọhẹrẹ "ogbolor" .
52 ohun pear .
53 ọka corn or maize .
54 okpagha .
55 okhuẹ walnut .
56 ọmọbadan
57 ọriema .
58 orruru cherry .
59 otien .
60 oziza .
61 ubo .
62 udin palm tree .
63 ukhuerre sugar cain .
64 unien .
65 utezi .
66 uvbohoro / uhoro pawpaw .

Types of Edo African foods, meal and items :

Evbarie Native maggi
Akasan Native puddy
Eka Beans fired cake
Imieki / emieki Plantain baked cake
Ikpogi Melon soup
Uwonmwen ohere Ogbolor soup
Ekaebo Buscuits
Ema pounded yam
Usi starch
Umwen Salt
Emagi Maggi
Uwonmwen Soup
Evbarhie locust bean paste/maggi
ẹkọ Maize puddy
Uwonmwen Soup
Evbarhie locust bean paste/maggi

Ewa Mat
Ukhere Table
Ukpelebe Rope for plating hair
Akobe trap
Uwenrien Cain
Ikpigho cories
Ivie Beeds
Owe broom
Odueki Trader / business man
Ekpamaku plate
Amurukpa kerosine
Amen Water
Emiowo Meat
Ehen Fish
Ebe Leaf
Erren Fire
Amen erren Hot water
Amen odidon Cold water
Usana matches
okpia Cutlass
Erran Wood
Ogor Bottle
Ogorro palmwine
Owe broom

Ekpokoro Bambo sterm
Ikhinmwin
Erran Tree
Awolowo
Erran Arhaba Rubber tree

1 Cotton Seed is Ikporu,
2 Orange is Alimo,but the Lime Orange is called Alimo negiere
3 Melon Seeds is Ikpogi
4 Okro is Ikhiavbor
5 Leaf: Here are some vegeble Leaves like Punky Leaves Ebumwenkhen ,Water Leaves Ebododon Laly Leaves Ebelali, Potatoe Leaves Ebiyenbo. There are diffrent types of scent Leaves like Ebaramwonkhor, Ebihinrin, Ebubunle, Ebewewia ,Some Edible Bitter Leaves are Oriwo, Utezi, Ebisugu.
6 Pepper is Ekpovbukhor while the long Pepper is Ehienesiensien
7 Garden Eggs is Ekhue.
8 Yam: There are diffrent types of Yams the one they popularly called Red Yam Yellow i can say but they call it Red Yam anyway, but in Edo Language is Ikpen, while the Medicinal Red Yam is Eru, Water Yam is called Igiorua other white Yams are called Emowe like Omi, Ikale, Ahebun, Ezekuhunkpolore, Iyawo and Iyawo Omorotionmwan another white Yam called Ukpoko, Abakeleke,etc.
Newly harvested Yams from July to December is called Emoror while the Yams that is already tied in a Barn (Eru)as from January to July is called Iyunkhunmwun

12 comments:

Neha Uppal said...

Thanks for sharing such beautiful information with us. I hope you will share some more information about Fruit delivery app. Please keep sharing.

Unknown said...

What is the English name for Amugen?

Anonymous said...

What is the English name for otien

Unknown said...

What is the english name for osu fruit? Thanks.

Unknown said...

Pls what is d English name of omosun fruits or owa okerikiri fruit.. in ibo
Pls correct my probunciation

Unknown said...

Nice 🥇

Unknown said...

Please which is the original spelling of this name;

Aimuamwonsa
Aimuanmwosa
Aimuamwenosa

Unknown said...

Amazing

God bless you sir

Unknown said...

Please congratulations in benin language is called what?

Ekinadoese said...

Thanks for sharing

Anonymous said...

What is guava called in Edo language

Friday Candour said...

Thanks for these

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