akukọ

• àìkọ
• àkụ̀kọ (Ekiti)

From à- (“nominalizing prefix”) +‎ kùkọ (“partial reduplication of kọ (“to crow”)”), literally “That which crows”, cognate with Igala àìkọ, Igbo ọ̀kụkụ̀, Edo ọkhọkhọ. Proposed to be derived from Proto-Yoruboid *à-kɪ̀kɔ. Likely related distantly to Proto-Bantu *nkókó, of onomatopeic origin. See Akan akokɔ and other cognates in Benue-Congo

• IPA^(key): /à.kù.kɔ̄/

àkùkọ

1. rooster

   Synonym: àkùkọdiẹ

2. A hairstyle inspired by roosters' combs, worn by priestesses

   Synonym: àkùkọ gàgàrà

• àgbébọ̀ (“hen”)
• abo adìyẹ (“hen”)
• obídìẹ (“hen”)

• ogbe àkùkọ (“cockscomb”)
• ewu-àkùkọ
• àkùkọ gàgàrà

• adìẹ (“chicken”)