Edofolks - Months and Seasons of the Year

	EDO MONTHS OF THE YEAR Basic Edo Words **********Borrowed Words********** English Uki Ague ****************Ukiegienuarre *************January Uki Ifie ******************Ukiefenbuarre************ February Uki Egbo ****************Ukiemasi ****************March Uki Ekhuen **************Ukieprre *****************April Uki Egua ****************Ukiemehe ****************May Uki Ikpesi ***************Ukiegiunu ****************June Uki Iviema **************Ukiegiulae ****************July Uki Ohie ****************Ukiogosi ****************August Uki Eho ****************Ukiesentenba *************September Uki Emorho *************Ukiotoba ****************October Uki Ewe ****************Ukienovenba *************November Uki Igue ****************Ukiedisenba **************December EDO SEASONS OF THE YEAR** Uyunmwu (Dry season): Uki Ague Uki Ifie Uki Egbo	The Political & Spiritual Purpose of the Holy Land
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	Ohonrre (Spring): Uki Ekhuen Uki Egua Uki Ikpesi Orho (Rainy Season): Uki Iviema Uki Ohie Uki Eho Erho (Harvest Season): Uki Emorho Uki Ewe Uki Igue SOURCE: Edo Grammar For Schools and Colleges - by Osaren S.B. Omoregie, Nelson 1983 . ******************************************************************************************************************** I will want to make a little correction on the traditional days. Every thing about it is correct but the order they are placed. Original note********Corrected order Eke (East) ************Eke Okuo or Ehen (North) **Orrie Orrie (West) **********Aho or Igie Aho or Igie (South) ******Okuo or Ehen F.Agidigbi .