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Ọrun

Ọrun (Yoruba: Ọ̀run; "The place of origin", also called Ikole Orun or Ode Orun), is the celestial place that serves as both an afterworld for the deceased and the abode of the divinities in the Yoruba religion. It was created and is ruled by Olodumare, the Supreme Deity. It is the place of origin for all humans where souls are made, and where humans…

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YorubaAfterworldDeceasedDivinitiesYoruba cosmology
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Ọrun

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Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
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Ọrun → OtherworldHeaven

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orun yoruba run also called means place origin world physical ayé àmútọ runwá egungun believed name death described lit used

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oriruninstance ofYoruba words0.80text
Ọrunsee alsoOtherworldHeaven0.60section

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