orókún noun /ō.ɾó.kṹ/
eékún (alternative), oókún (alternative), ekíkún (alternative), orúkún (alternative), orúnkún (alternative), ùkún (alternative)
Definitions
  1. knee
Etymology
Possibly cognate with Igala ékwù, Igala òkwúkwù, cognate with Olukumi órókún, Itsekiri oríkẹ́sẹ̀, Ifè ìrúkú, and Àhàn égú, Proto-Lower Cross River *é-kùɔŋ, Igbo ǹkù (“a protruding part of the body”). Proposed to be derived from Proto-Yoruba *o-ríkṹ, *e-kíkṹ, from Proto-Edekiri *o-ríkṹ, *e-kíkṹ, ultimately from the root Proto-Yoruba *-kṹ (“to kneel”). See Doublet of gún (to stick out) and Doublet of kúnlẹ̀ (to kneel). Equivalent to orí (“head, surface”) + kún (“to kneel”), literally “The surface that which kneels”
Component words
oríhead, surfacekúnto kneel
Source: Wiktionary, where this word is spelled “orokun”. Reference: en-orokun-yo-noun-ae9aiLAn