One's addiction will always manifest itself, however much one might hide it. Ìmórù is the Yoruba rendering of the Arabic name Oumar; the Yoruba version would be, written in full, Ì mú orù, meaning, “the taking up of a wine cup”; the máhá wá “mú ahá wá” attached at the end means “bring a wine cup.” Lèmámù is the Yoruba rendering of Imam; here the suggestion is that the name is Lè-máa-mu, which means “Maintain the ability to drink.”
One's addiction will always manifest itself, however much one might hide it. Imoru is the Yoruba rendering of the Arabic name Oumar; the Yoruba version would be, written in full, I mu oru, meaning, “the taking up of a wine cup”; the maha wa “mu aha wa” attached at the end means “bring a wine cup.” Lemamu is the Yoruba rendering of Imam; here the suggestion is that the name is Le-maa-mu, which means “Maintain the ability to drink.”