Difference between revisions of "ashooke"
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Yoruba people cloth wey de dey take hand weave from cotton plant come design am make e get different different fine fine colour den come wear am for [[correct]] occasion. | Yoruba people cloth wey de dey take hand weave from cotton plant come design am make e get different different fine fine colour den come wear am for [[correct]] occasion. | ||
| − | :*{{ux|dv|Na so di bride and groom wear '''ashooke''' for dier traditional wedding begin snap photo like se tomorrow no dey.|(NSC_2021, The groom and bride wore | + | :*{{ux|dv|Na so di bride and groom wear '''ashooke''' for dier traditional wedding begin snap photo like se tomorrow no dey.|(NSC_2021, The groom and bride wore Aso-Oke at their traditional wedding ceremony and went on a photo spree.)}} |
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| − | * English: '' | + | * English: ''Woven cloth of the Yoruba people'' |
Revision as of 16:24, 23 August 2021
Naija
Alternative forms
Etymology
From: Yoruba aso meaning cloth and oke meaning top
Pronunciation
- áʃóòkè
Noun
Yoruba people cloth wey de dey take hand weave from cotton plant come design am make e get different different fine fine colour den come wear am for correct occasion.
- Na so di bride and groom wear ashooke for dier traditional wedding begin snap photo like se tomorrow no dey. — (NSC_2021, The groom and bride wore Aso-Oke at their traditional wedding ceremony and went on a photo spree.)
Related forms
Synonyms
Translations
- English: Woven cloth of the Yoruba people