General terms:
* Ọlọ́run (Olórun): This is the most common and general term for "God" in Yoruba. It is often used to refer to the supreme being, the creator of the universe.
* Ọlọ́gbọ́n (Ologbon): This term literally means "the wise one" and is used to refer to God as the ultimate source of wisdom.
* Ọlọ́gbọn Ọlọ́run (Ologbon Olorun): This combines both terms, emphasizing both the wisdom and supremacy of God.
Other terms:
* Olúwa (Oluwa): This means "owner" or "lord" and is used to refer to God as the ultimate authority.
* Èlòhím (Elohim): This is a loanword from Hebrew and is sometimes used in Yoruba, especially in religious contexts.
Choosing the right term:
The best term to use will depend on the specific context of your sentence. For example, you might use "Ọlọ́run" for a general statement about God, "Ọlọ́gbọn" to emphasize God's wisdom, and "Olúwa" to refer to God's authority.
It's always a good idea to consult with a native Yoruba speaker or a reliable resource if you are unsure which term is most appropriate.