Ejò ń rà nínú koríko.
[Eh-joh un rah nee-noo koh-ree-koh]
phrase
LanguageYoruba (Nigeria)
Meaning- A snake is crawling in the grass.
- This sentence serves as an urgent caution to someone to avoid walking through tall grass where a snake might be hidden.
Ṣọ́ra, Ejò ń rà nínú koríko.
Be careful, a snake is crawling in the grass.
Mo rí Ejò ń rà nínú koríko.
I saw a snake crawling in the grass.
PronunciationEh-joh un rah nee-noo koh-ree-koh
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How it is usedA warning to someone near high grass.
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