Ogun Arere: What "Arere" Most Likely Means

[@RodrigoNASCIMENTO-wc5ss]

I don't think you really know how helpful your classes are ! thnks for helping us all to learn such a rich and poetic language!

[@marianamezini9820]

Thanks so much❤ I love your explanation❤❤❤

[@alexandreodelonan]

E káàlé Olukóbinrin mi! A dúpè fún imó ré rititi. Ìwó dún mi púpò lae lae. Ire o!

[@yorubalessons]

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[@rolandlemoynes1770]

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[@iwindara]

Ìyá wa, I have another song of Ògún that I learned in Kétu recently that mentions "arere." I intentionally left it without diacritics because the olórìṣà in Kétu told me that the use of "arere" is from "atótó arére." Let me know if you'd like to collaborate on it.

[@yorubalessons]

Yes, sure, baba! I’d love to!

[@iwindara]

@@yorubalessons i sent a DM on your Instagram.

[@Ogun59]

Modupe o!

[@utuel8520]

Modupe O! This is one of the 1st Ogun songs I learned. I have been mistaken in thinking "arere" meant the butcher. At any rate, I'm posting the video I learned it from with lyrics according to Abbilona and the transcribers. This may help to decipher the song with a little more accuracy. I'm excited to see what your take will be on it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iorNdneIjtl7oJI

[@yorubalessons]

Thank you for providing the video. I can assure you that "butcher" is not even close, but if you believe the translation you learnt is more accurate, please stick to it instead. Whatever is convenient for you is great. 👍🏾