LUO NAMES AND THEIR MEANING | LUO 2023 | ACHOLI

[@Zonesafari]

Oyooo

[@hustlernarrative]

Watching you from kenya

[@jamesowoko]

The problem you made it very short .. very interesting

[@DaLuoPride]

Awesome baby girl

[@2010bolte]

In my language you could have been called Awili. Oman/ Awili Othieno/ Atheno Akoth/ Okoth Akech/ Okech Ajo/ Ojo Acheng/ Ocheng Awar/ Owar Opiew/Apiew Ochan / Achan Okello/Akello

[@michellekerching]

Thanks for the information 👍🏿❤️

[@OdochBosco-wo7mp]

Well done anyaka

[@brianmarv]

Okoth - M / Akoth - Female (Rainy Season) Ochaya - hates me Kech - O - male / A - female Yoo - road - Oyoo (M) born by the road

[@kb_rtd1430]

Okinyi/Akinyi- in the early morning Onyango/Anyango- mid morning Ochieng/Achieng - about midday lots of sunlight Odhiambo/Adhiambo- evening Otieno/Atieno- at night Opiyo/Apiyo- twins first one out Odongo/Adongo- twins, laggard second out Oloo/Aloo- probably to do with soil lowo is dirt/soil Okumu/Akumu- ? Otiende-? Owino/Awino-? Owiny- birds? Okelo/Akelo- to do with bringing or receiving? Kel is bring, kel na is bring me. etc....

[@Gracelonah-jy8nu]

Adhiambo and Odhiambo = born from 3pm Ochieng Achieng = mid days Akinyi/ okinyo( Adikinyi) = early morning Aoko/ ooko = born outside can be in the garden, Auma/ Ouma = born facing upside down Okoth/ Akoth = rainy seasons Okeyo/ Akeyo = during harvest, Twins_ 1st Opiyo/ Apiyo, last ones Odongo/ Adongo etc.....

[@donatusabwao4981]

Wow Wow Wow! This our great Sister is doing well. Keep it up. Am Omondi from kisumu.

[@armstrongfrancis6724]

Is question to you. Do you know how to read and write Acholi accent

[@JamesJohn-er9mf]

James Odhiambo Achondo from Nairobi Kenya,😅 I love this my sister 👏👏

[@samsonogallaalang7097]

We need more research to all Lou. Those common names we have. Not putting the borrowed.

[@ninatheresaoywero8451]

Please Ayaa teach regular stuff like greetings food directions numbers relationship like my sister my father my brother my in law etc please

[@grandricoband8940]

Largely similar luo from kenya

[@chrispineotieno4667]

Padhola more close to Kenya luo. I could here 80% of the words.

[@oumaedwin198]

I can understand Acholi easier than padhola, im aluo from Kenya.

[@oumaedwin198]

They dont have h and f.

[@richardgaya3965]

Interestingly the joNam of Uganda and the Anuak of Sudan and Ethiopia have as amazingly even closer word for word pronunciation to the joLuo of Kenya and Tanzania...But from listening to our Nyar Tuon (Thuon).