Question: how do yorubas call god?
Answer: Olodumare (Yoruba: O-lo-dù-ma-rè) also known as Ọlọrun (Almighty) is the name given to one of the three manifestations of the Supreme God or Supreme Being. Olodumare's name comes from the words Odu, Mare, and Oni, which translates as "the owner of the source of creation" in the Yoruba pantheon.