Meaning of 'ignorant' in Yoruba is: alaimọ

ignorant: alaimọ

Noun:

iyemieji.

Adjective:

òmùgọ, ko nimọ, ajeji, aimọgbọnwa, daku, iyemieji, alaikẹkọ, alaimoye, àìrọrùn, afọju, dudu, Gbat, Karachi, aika, mimọ, buburu, ṣigọgọ, dãmu.

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Adjective(1) uneducated in general; lacking knowledge or sophistication(2) uneducated in the fundamentals of a given art or branch of learning; lacking knowledge of a specific field(3) unaware because of a lack of relevant information or knowledge(4) lacking general education or knowledge(5) ignorant of the fundamentals of a given art or branch of knowledge(6) lacking basic knowledge(7) used of things(8) lacking sense or awareness(9) lacking knowledge or skill(10) lacking information or knowledge(11) unaware(12) unknowing

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(1) It's ignorant and unmannerly to engage in this practice.(2) The people are too blind or too uninformed or too uneducated or too ignorant or too whatever to see the threat that faces them because they refuse to take a look at it.(3) I think its nothing short of rude and ignorant to attack a site set up to promote young feminism on the basis of ageism, I notice the same people are not attacking it for sexism.(4) Most folks are very ignorant of how scientific knowledge is determined.(5) How arrogant, how impossibly stupid and just how ignorant are we?(6) They were, as a rule, badly dressed, rude and ignorant .(7) The chapter reads as if Dembski were completely unaware or ignorant of Popper's statements in this regard.(8) This does not mean being ignorant of History or blind to our legacies.(9) Born into that family, it was quite likely that he would turn out to be an arrogant, ignorant , stupid young man, and had already given some indication that indeed he is just that.(10) One of the media's targets is the stupid and ignorant masses.(11) Women were seen as ignorant , illiterate and stupid beings who wanted only to produce children - curbing their fertility was obviously needed.(12) In my view as a health researcher, the medical profession today stands woefully ignorant of dietary knowledge.(13) If you really wanted a friend you wouldn't be so rude and ignorant !(14) In the 1970s I will still a relatively young man, and still very naive and ignorant about the UK book trade.(15) Not some rude, ignorant , person who appears to have no respect for either his office or the people of Tasmania, and flouts our laws as if he is someone who is immune to them.(16) Anyone who claims pubs will go out of business is ill informed or ignorant of the facts.