Yefíbá

Yefiba is a language in the Nkamuo language family. Even though it is related to Vụẹfíba, they aren't very intelligible; the etymology of both of their names comes from the words fí and ba (short version of baba), meaning walk and smooth, because the Monks from the Vuefiba and Yefiba area usually have a walking technique which is in the Guide for Yaguism Monks (Ílèsháábí ṅọ Ǹzí-yagu Nkankọ), and the prefixes are just diphthongs that are associated with said language. Yefiba has around 25 dialects, including Nkọ Uke, Wulegai dialects, Oseretiyazi, Tikpọ, Forest Dialects, Kpawe, Awabuke, Ẹgwẹ, East Forest Dialects, Savanna dialects, Kwezu River Dialects, and Anyanbe (which is a creole with Fajaí)