Kin ni “erin le laadorin” ni geesi?

Verified explanation Source: JAMB · 2024 Reviewed 2025

Kin ni “erin le laadorin” ni geesi?

  1. 44
  2. 54
  3. 64
  4. 74 ✓
ExplanationVerified

In Yoruba numbers, “aadorin” means seventy. “Erin” means four. When you say “erin le laadorin,” you mean four added to seventy.

The word “le” in Yoruba means “add to” or “plus.” So you are adding 4 to 70. This gives you 74 in total.

Understanding Yoruba number words helps you count correctly. The pattern is to say the smaller number plus the larger base number.

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