This table contains various Yorùbá terminology used in my blog posts and will continue to build over time.

Yoruba	Pronunciation	English Translation
Ábọrú Àbọyè Àbọṣíṣẹ	[ah-buh-roo] [ah-buh-yay] [ah-buh-she-shay]	Greeting to an Ifá Priest. “May our offerings be accepted; may we have long life; may our prayers manifest.
Àṣẹ	[ah-sheh]	May it be so.
Awo	[ah-wo]	Student of Ifá studies.
Bàbá	[ba-ba]	Father
Babaláwo	[baba-la-wo]	Male Ifá Priest.
Ẹbọ	[eh-buh]	A ritual performed on the Opon Ifa tray. Ebo helps to manifest good results.
Egúngún	[eh-goon-goon]	Spirit of our Ancestors in heaven.
Ìbà	[ee-ba]	To pay homage
Ibo	[ee-bo]	Offerings given to the Orisa.
Ifá	[ee-fah]	Ifá is the messages of Olódùmarè (Almighty God) sent to the world and interpreted by Orunmila to the mankind.
Ire	[ee-ray]	Blessings of good fortune
Irúnmọlẹ̀	[ee-roon-muh-leh]	The Orisa who came to earth from heaven
Iṣe’fa	[ee-shay-fa]	Ceremony to receive one hand of Ifá
Ìtẹ’fa	[ee-teh-fa]	Full initiation into the priesthood of Ifá
Ìyá	[ee-ya]	Mother
Mojùbà	[mo-ju-ba]	I pay homage
Obì Kola Nut	[o-bee] [ko-la]	Used with offerings to Ifá/Orisa. Also used for divination.
Odù	[o-du]
Iṣẹṣe	[ee-sheh-shay]	Isese refers to the cultural tradition and spiritual value among the Yoruba. The way of the ancestors.
Ogbó Ató	[og-bo] [ah-to]	Response of blessings given by an Ifá Priest. Long life, in good health.
Olódùmarè	[o-lo-doo-ma-ray]	God Almighty; The Most High
Iyereosun	[ee-yeh-ray-o-soon]	Yellow powder used for Ifá divination on the Opon Ifá
Opẹle	[o-pueh-lay]	Ifá divination tool
Opon Ifá	[aw-pun ee-fah]	Ifá divination tray
Eerindinlogun	Cell	Concerated cowrie shells used to perform divination
Ìwuré	[ee-woo-ray]	Prayer