Definition: The word "aruke" in Yoruba, a language primarily spoken in Nigeria, is an ancient name for a kind of bird. It means "honey-eating bird." The exact meaning varies slightly depending on context but can typically denote a bird that specializes in consuming honey. This particular creature was often associated with a high level of spiritual connection or communication between humans and spirits. In Yoruba folklore, the aruke would serve as a symbol for divine knowledge, protection, and guidance in one's life.
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