Definition: The term "uniwa" comes from Yoruba, a language spoken in West Africa. It means "a person" or "one." In traditional Yoruba culture, it was used to denote any individual who did not belong to a specific class, tribe, or ethnic group. Definition: In Yoruba culture, the word "uniwa" is synonymous with "one," often used as an epithet of individuals. It refers to anyone born from the same mother and father without any special privileges or status, similar to a common person in society. The term was used historically, but it has declined somewhat in recent years, particularly among younger generations who may not fully understand its full meaning.
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