Oko (Òkò, agriculture deity)

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Oko (Òkò) is a Yoruba orisha revered as the deity of agriculture, fertility, and the harvest, overseeing the growth and abundance of cultivated land.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Yoruba deity
agriculture deity
fertility deity
harvest deity
orisha
alsoKnownAs Òkò NERFINISHED
associatedWith bountiful harvests
crop growth
farmers
rural life
soil fertility
belongsToPantheon Yoruba pantheon
concernedWith food security
human sustenance
culture Yoruba people NERFINISHED
domain agriculture
cultivated land
fertility
harvest
gender male deity
hasAspect protector of rural communities
provider of abundance
invokedFor good harvest
increase in farm productivity
protection from crop failure
mythologicalRole ensures the growth of cultivated land
regulates agricultural cycles
religion Yoruba religion
ritualFocus harvest season
planting season
role bringer of agricultural abundance
guardian of farms
protector of cultivated fields
symbolicAssociation farm tools
grains
plowed fields
yams
typeOf earth-related deity
nature deity
veneratedIn Benin region NERFINISHED
Southwestern Nigeria NERFINISHED
Togo region NERFINISHED
worshippedBy Yoruba farmers
rural Yoruba communities
worshipPractices offerings of first fruits
seasonal agricultural festivals

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Yoruba orishas hasNotableMember Oko (Òkò, agriculture deity)