What is the meaning of the term "Omo"?

The meaning of "Omo" can vary depending on its context and origin:

1. Nigerian Pidgin: In Nigerian Pidgin English, "Omo" translates to "child" or "child of," similar to "son" or "daughter." However, over time its usage has evolved, and it is now commonly used as a colloquial term to address or refer to someone, similar to "guy" or "dude."[1]
2. Yoruba Language: In the Yoruba language, spoken in Nigeria, Benin, and Togo, "Omo" means "child". It is often used in compound words and phrases, like "Omo Ile" (house child) which refers to a legitimate child, or "Omo Onile" (child of the land) which refers to a landowner or indigenous inhabitant.[2]
3. Omomo: If you're referring to the term as used in the video game, Genshin Impact, "Omo" is short for Omomo. Omomo is a shopkeeper in Genshin Impact[3]