Where does “imi-ọjọ” come from?

imi-ọjọ (Yoruba) comes from Aromanian -imi, from Vietnamese mì, from Italian mi, from Latin mihi, from Latin egō, from Proto-Italic egō, from Proto-Indo-European éǵh₂ — I.

imi-ọjọ (Yoruba): sulfur (chemical element, S, atomical number 16)

Definitions

sulfur (chemical element, S, atomical number 16)

Ancestry of “imi-ọjọ”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Aromanian	-imi	—
2	Vietnamese	mì	Short for mì ăn liền; instant noodles cooked...
3	Italian	mi	me; The third note, mi; E
4	Latin	mihi	dative of ego, indirect object form; me; to me
5	Latin	egō	I; first person singular personal pronoun, nominative case
6	Proto-Italic	egō	I
7	Proto-Indo-European	éǵh₂	I

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