General "good":
* Dàadáa: This is the most common and versatile way to say "good." It can be used in a variety of situations, such as "It's good" or "He's a good person."
* Rere: This is another common word for "good," often used in phrases like "good morning" (Àárín rere) or "good night" (Aláàfin rere).
Specific "good" for things or qualities:
* Tí ó dáadáa: Literally "that which is good," used for specific objects or qualities. Example: "This food is good" - Oúnjẹ tí ó dáadáa.
* Tí ó rere: Similar to "tí ó dáadáa," but often used for more abstract qualities like "goodness" or "kindness."
"Good" in greetings:
* Àárín rere: Good morning
* Aláàfin rere: Good night
* Ojú rere: Good day (literally "good face")
* Èrè rere: Good luck (literally "good fortune")
"Good" as a response:
* Bẹ́ẹ̀ ni: Yes, that's right. This can also be used as a general affirmation of agreement.
* O dáadáa: It's good.
* O rere: It's good.
The best way to say "good" in Yoruba depends on the specific situation and the context of the conversation.