Words starting with A
516 words so far.
- a- first letter of the alphabet; initial augment of many nouns; indefinite pronominal augment meaning they or their; also the initial augment of the potential mood and future tense, contracted from "ba", to come Not yet reviewed
- a yes Not yet reviewed
- aa- initial augment of the indefinite 3rd person plural future tense; they will or shall Not yet reviewed
- aaba will come Draft
- aaron Aaron
- aatso will become, shall be Draft
- aba let it come, let there be Draft
- abaflo a fragrant kind of wood used by women to wash themselves Not yet reviewed
- abala sail Not yet reviewed
- abanɛ to rain (nu abanɛ, rain to fall) Draft
- abantoli an edible yellow fruit Not yet reviewed
- abasa the length of both outstretched arms; a fathom Not yet reviewed
- abasata betting Not yet reviewed
- abentia graveyard; redoubt Not yet reviewed
- abɛ proverb Not yet reviewed
- abɛbu use of proverbs Not yet reviewed
- abɛbulɔ speaker of proverbs Not yet reviewed
- abɛdɛi a kind of shell Not yet reviewed
- abɛi butterfly Not yet reviewed
- abɛku the left (side or hand) Not yet reviewed
- abɛkulɔ a left-handed person Not yet reviewed
- abɛle a pair of tongs, snuffers or pincers Not yet reviewed
- abɛte a kind of food Not yet reviewed
- abibribi a kind of necklace Not yet reviewed
- abifao a little child Not yet reviewed
- abiii wo ni ahe nu nobody asks for honey and is given water; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- abisa a kind of lot (divination) Not yet reviewed
- abisafo casting of lots Not yet reviewed
- abiyei daughters of Draft
- abla falsehood Not yet reviewed
- abla European woman; lady; also used of people of mixed race Not yet reviewed
- ablabutu a large kind of beautifully colored straw basket Not yet reviewed
- ablade a nobleman Not yet reviewed
- ablana gallery Not yet reviewed
- ablananɔ place on the gallery Not yet reviewed
- able corn, maize Not yet reviewed
- ableba corn leaf Not yet reviewed
- ablebutu a straw basket of various colors Not yet reviewed
- ablefɔ half-ripe corn; when roasted, a favorite food Not yet reviewed
- ablekpa the peeling of corn ears Not yet reviewed
- ablekpamɔ maize harvest Not yet reviewed
- ablekplamɔ the same as ablekpã Not yet reviewed
- ablekuli eel Not yet reviewed
- ablekuli single grain of corn Not yet reviewed
- ablekulɔ corn breaker Not yet reviewed
- ablekuomɔ corn breaking; corn harvest Not yet reviewed
- ablekuomɔbe time of the corn harvest Not yet reviewed
- ableŋmoŋ cornfield Not yet reviewed
- ableŋmoshi cornfield Not yet reviewed
- able-obutu a load of corn Not yet reviewed
- abletsi goat, male or female Not yet reviewed
- abletso corn stalk; corn ear Not yet reviewed
- ablo hardness Not yet reviewed
- ablofelɔ hard person Not yet reviewed
- ablofemɔ hardness, cruelty Not yet reviewed
- ablogwa European chair Not yet reviewed
- ablogwafelɔ chair maker Not yet reviewed
- ablogwatsɛ chairman Not yet reviewed
- abloŋo a kind of pudding Not yet reviewed
- abloŋwa white oil; tallow Not yet reviewed
- Ablotsiri Europe in general; country of the white people; sometimes also used of America and even Sierra Leone Not yet reviewed
- ablotsiri-abla a European woman, lady Not yet reviewed
- ablotsiri-wiemɔ any European language Not yet reviewed
- abo refuge Not yet reviewed
- aboa a kind of swelling in the body Not yet reviewed
- aboba refuge Not yet reviewed
- abobalɔ person with whom refuge is taken Not yet reviewed
- abobonua woodpecker; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- abodiamɔ bottle, especially the common round green bottle Not yet reviewed
- aboka a kind of cloth brought from the East (bokã) Not yet reviewed
- Abokobi a village Not yet reviewed
- abolo bread baked of maize Not yet reviewed
- aboloba leaf in which bread is baked Not yet reviewed
- abolobatso-nu male bread-leaf tree Not yet reviewed
- abolobatso-yo female bread-leaf tree Not yet reviewed
- aboloshalɔ baker Not yet reviewed
- abolosubɔ loaf of bread Not yet reviewed
- abolɔbatso the tree that bread leaf comes from Not yet reviewed
- abompe precocious person, especially a child Not yet reviewed
- abompefemɔ precociousness Not yet reviewed
- abonsam the devil; a bad person Not yet reviewed
- abonsam-je hell Not yet reviewed
- abonsam-la hellfire Not yet reviewed
- abonua lemon, lime; lime color; adj. lime-colored Not yet reviewed
- abonuanu lemonade Not yet reviewed
- abonuatso lemon tree Not yet reviewed
- aboŋo barn for storing corn until it is used Not yet reviewed
- aboŋoshi place under and around the barn Not yet reviewed
- abotia goat; she-goat Not yet reviewed
- abɔ field, garden Not yet reviewed
- abɔ suspension Not yet reviewed
- abɔ number Not yet reviewed
- abɔamɛ they were created Draft
- abɔbɔi groundnuts and other beans; boiled, a favorite breakfast Not yet reviewed
- abɔtiri wrestling match Not yet reviewed
- abɔtrifo wrestling Not yet reviewed
- abɔtrifolɔ wrestler Not yet reviewed
- abɔtsɛ farmer; plantation owner Not yet reviewed
- abɔyeli swinging in the air; suspension Not yet reviewed
- abraham Abraham
- abro- see ablo- Not yet reviewed
- abui needle Not yet reviewed
- abui-hiŋmɛi eye of a needle Not yet reviewed
- abulo see aboló Not yet reviewed
- ada Adah Draft
- adabaŋ see adebaṅ Not yet reviewed
- adade iron Not yet reviewed
- Adade name of a shrine deity in Osu Not yet reviewed
- adadekrama chimpanzee Not yet reviewed
- Adadentam a Ga village Not yet reviewed
- adadeŋkwa somersault Not yet reviewed
- adafi news; only in tfa adafi, to announce news Not yet reviewed
- adafitswa announcement Not yet reviewed
- adafitswalɔ announcer Not yet reviewed
- adaka box Not yet reviewed
- adam Adam Draft
- Adanse a Ga village Not yet reviewed
- Adaŋme Adangme, sister language and people of Ga, from Tema to Ada and inland to the Akwapim hills Not yet reviewed
- adaŋme Ada nut; tiger nut Not yet reviewed
- adawroma your grace! Not yet reviewed
- adawtso jawbone Not yet reviewed
- ade thing; used in many Ga phrases Not yet reviewed
- ade sweetly (of sleep) Not yet reviewed
- adebaŋ iron bar Not yet reviewed
- adebaŋka iron claw; crowbar Not yet reviewed
- adebɔ beginning, existence Not yet reviewed
- adeda billhook Not yet reviewed
- adedeŋkruma castor oil shrub Not yet reviewed
- adeka box Not yet reviewed
- adeka time, leisure Not yet reviewed
- adeka adekaŋ greeting to people who arrive later than others (lit. the thing in advance, how is it?) Not yet reviewed
- ademaŋke early before sunrise Not yet reviewed
- adeŋ their hands; from them
- adeŋku a kind of calabash with a narrow pointed mouth Not yet reviewed
- adesa a human being; mankind Not yet reviewed
- adesa tale, fable (told in the evening) Not yet reviewed
- adesatalɔ storyteller Not yet reviewed
- adesatamɔ tale telling Not yet reviewed
- adɛ a kind of coral Not yet reviewed
- adɛ-akpa good, precious coral Not yet reviewed
- adɛiwɔ sweet sleep Not yet reviewed
- adi dolphin Not yet reviewed
- adiatsiri storekeeper, steward Not yet reviewed
- adoa a kind of dance and music; also the smallest kind of antelope, about one foot high Not yet reviewed
- adobe a kind of palm tree with very large leaves Not yet reviewed
- adodoŋ a yellow tree fruit similar to a plum but egg-shaped Not yet reviewed
- adodoŋ fly; flesh fly Not yet reviewed
- adodoŋgbane large flesh fly Not yet reviewed
- adoku (no definition given in source) Not yet reviewed
- adowa fai the deer’s hat; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- adowa ni damɔ shwuɔ nɔ a deer standing on an elephant; the Ga Samai symbol of the whole Ga state Not yet reviewed
- adɔpɛ chimpanzee Not yet reviewed
- adro unripe coconut Not yet reviewed
- Adu a man's name Not yet reviewed
- adu monkey; a kind of monkey Not yet reviewed
- aduatsɔ confirmation Not yet reviewed
- aduawa fruit of trees Not yet reviewed
- adudoŋ see adodóṅ (fly) Not yet reviewed
- adufude intemperance; excess Not yet reviewed
- adufudenii intemperate doings Not yet reviewed
- adufudeyeli intemperance Not yet reviewed
- adufudeyelɔ intemperate person Not yet reviewed
- adukpei dagger Not yet reviewed
- adyenkuma a kind of sea fish Not yet reviewed
- afa half; part; side; as adj. half; as adv. apart, aside Not yet reviewed
- afa a small kind of bellows Not yet reviewed
- afabaŋ fence; wall; enclosure Not yet reviewed
- afai a supernatural feat performed by traditional priests Not yet reviewed
- afaiyeli performance of such feats Not yet reviewed
- afaiyelɔ performer of such feats Not yet reviewed
- afasew an inferior kind of yam, mostly bluish red; also used as a color word for violet blue or purple red Not yet reviewed
- afe lest, so that ... not (beni afe) Draft
- afei a kind of skin itch Not yet reviewed
- afenɛ and; then; now Not yet reviewed
- afi year Not yet reviewed
- afi a kind of partridge Not yet reviewed
- afibɛ another kind of partridge Not yet reviewed
- afifɛ mirror; glass pane; glass window Not yet reviewed
- afiyeli age (of a person); anniversary; festival Not yet reviewed
- afiyelɔ guest at a feast Not yet reviewed
- afla sling Not yet reviewed
- aflaŋga flag Not yet reviewed
- aflaŋgashi hoisting of a flag Not yet reviewed
- aflaŋgashilɔ person who hoists a flag Not yet reviewed
- aflaŋme a kind of berry like the bilberry Not yet reviewed
- aflaŋmetso the shrub that bears aflaṅmé Not yet reviewed
- aflata a kind of corn porridge Not yet reviewed
- aflato slinging Not yet reviewed
- aflimata sparrow; also a kind of itch Not yet reviewed
- aflukpɔŋgɔ "hump horse": probably the mule, possibly the camel (neither well known locally then) Not yet reviewed
- afofro blossom Not yet reviewed
- afofrogba blossoming Not yet reviewed
- afoto bellows Not yet reviewed
- afɔle offering; sacrifice Not yet reviewed
- afɔlesha offering; sacrifice Not yet reviewed
- afɔleshahe place of sacrifice Not yet reviewed
- afɔleshalɔ one who offers sacrifice Not yet reviewed
- afɔleshano altar Not yet reviewed
- afu back; hump Not yet reviewed
- afua mist, fog; a large mass Not yet reviewed
- afui foam Not yet reviewed
- afuikwe foaming Not yet reviewed
- afutsɛ hunchback Not yet reviewed
- afutufata bat Not yet reviewed
- afutuɔko an animal like the rabbit or hare Not yet reviewed
- aga a kind of grasshopper or locust; a tiny fly; a tiny particle; nothing at all Not yet reviewed
- agba a small scaffold for drying things Not yet reviewed
- agbaja a kind of dance Not yet reviewed
- agbaku honeycomb Not yet reviewed
- agbami fig (several kinds, few edible) Not yet reviewed
- agbamitso fig tree; wild fig, used as a shade tree in streets, hence also called dšanọtšo (market tree) Not yet reviewed
- agbamu edible cactus fruit Not yet reviewed
- agbeena the major rainy season, from about May to July Not yet reviewed
- agbenɛ now; then Not yet reviewed
- agblama lime; chalk Not yet reviewed
- agbo door; gate Not yet reviewed
- agbo strong, powerful, mighty; a powerful person Not yet reviewed
- agbɔmi aworɔke anise shrub Not yet reviewed
- agbroke a kind of vegetable Not yet reviewed
- agegenu a kind of porridge or thick drink made of water, bread and honey Not yet reviewed
- ago call announcing one's arrival at a door or gate Not yet reviewed
- agolo wheel Not yet reviewed
- agorgo cucumber Not yet reviewed
- Agotim a land and people beyond the Volta River, speaking Adangme Not yet reviewed
- agwaseŋ politeness; polite society; a gathering of respected people Not yet reviewed
- agwaseŋ-gbomo a polite person Not yet reviewed
- agwaseŋ-wiemɔ polite speech; conversational language Not yet reviewed
- aha given to, for (aajɔɔ Abram aha Nyɔŋmɔ, blessed be Abram by God)
- ahaamɛ given to them Draft
- ahabia a plant with a red flower and red seeds; the seeds are said to have been used to weigh gold dust Not yet reviewed
- aharabata the harmattan; harmattan season, roughly January to March or April Not yet reviewed
- aharabatabe harmattan season Not yet reviewed
- ahe their, about them Draft
- ahere to save, keep alive Draft
- ahewɔ because of them
- ahi mockery, boasting Not yet reviewed
- ahie their face; the surface Draft
- ahima fishing canoe Not yet reviewed
- ahimaŋka hammock Not yet reviewed
- ahimaŋkatso hammock pole Not yet reviewed
- ahiŋkese canoe Not yet reviewed
- ahiyeli mocking; boasting Not yet reviewed
- ahiyelɔ a person who mocks Not yet reviewed
- Ahodome a Ga village Not yet reviewed
- ahofi debauchery; lavishness Not yet reviewed
- ahofibɔ debauchery Not yet reviewed
- ahofibɔlɔ one who lives lavishly Not yet reviewed
- ahora reproach; blame Not yet reviewed
- ahorabɔ blaming Not yet reviewed
- ahu treasure; hidden treasure Not yet reviewed
- ahu a long time; continually; very much Not yet reviewed
- ahuahu fear Not yet reviewed
- ahubɔ wonder; astonishment Not yet reviewed
- ahum storm Not yet reviewed
- ahunto urgency; trouble Not yet reviewed
- ahurutia a short, very poisonous snake that springs Not yet reviewed
- ahutu finding of a treasure Not yet reviewed
- ahutulɔ person who finds a treasure Not yet reviewed
- ahwanya blossom; leaf; sprout, shoot Not yet reviewed
- ahwanyagbamɔ blossoming; sprouting Not yet reviewed
- aiko greeting to people at work or coming from work Not yet reviewed
- ajalo yaws, a lingering infectious skin disease Not yet reviewed
- ajanali a kind of wasp Not yet reviewed
- ajaŋmalate apple of the eye Not yet reviewed
- ajatofo a person infected with yaws Not yet reviewed
- ajatɔyeli yaws (the sickness) Not yet reviewed
- ajatɔyelɔ a person infected with yaws Not yet reviewed
- ajensu rainwater collected from flat housetops Not yet reviewed
- ajeŋjeŋ a smaller, slender kind of crocodile with a pointed head, long tail and reddish color Not yet reviewed
- aji perhaps; it may be (added to doubtful statements) Not yet reviewed
- ajielɛ she was taken out Draft
- ajina private counsel; consultation Not yet reviewed
- ajinafo counselor Not yet reviewed
- ajinaya going to counsel; consultation Not yet reviewed
- ajwamaŋ fornication; a prostitute Not yet reviewed
- ajwamaŋbi child born outside marriage Not yet reviewed
- ajwamaŋbɔ fornication Not yet reviewed
- ajwamaŋbɔlɔ fornicator Not yet reviewed
- ajwamaŋ-yo prostitute Not yet reviewed
- aka- initial form of the potential mood, negative Not yet reviewed
- akajinam surety (for a debt) Not yet reviewed
- akaka crust of bread Not yet reviewed
- akaŋ struggle Not yet reviewed
- akaŋe a tree fruit Not yet reviewed
- akaŋetso the tree that bears akaṅe Not yet reviewed
- akaŋma a bird of prey; the carrion kite Not yet reviewed
- akaŋshi struggling; competing Not yet reviewed
- akaŋshilɔ competitor Not yet reviewed
- akasa a kind of corn porridge Not yet reviewed
- akase a kind of indigo Not yet reviewed
- akataiwyia umbrella Not yet reviewed
- akatamanso a very large umbrella used by chiefs at open-air gatherings and state occasions Not yet reviewed
- akekre a ring or wreath of cloth or flowers; crown Not yet reviewed
- akɛ that (introducing speech); because; as, how; whether; than Not yet reviewed
- akɛ aleeno that perhaps; with a negative, lest Not yet reviewed
- akɛ beni that when; as, how Not yet reviewed
- akɛ bɔni as, how Not yet reviewed
- akɛ-lo whether; whether ... or Not yet reviewed
- akɛni since, because Draft
- akɛ-ni because, since
- akɛ noni that what; as, how Not yet reviewed
- akɛshi that; for; because Not yet reviewed
- akitafo cactus plant Not yet reviewed
- aklabatsa fence Not yet reviewed
- aklati cactus plant; euphorbia Not yet reviewed
- aklonta fork of a tree; fork Not yet reviewed
- aklontia pin Not yet reviewed
- aklonto horn, especially a curved horn like a ram's Not yet reviewed
- akluku a kind of hair braid Not yet reviewed
- ako parrot (the blue one) Not yet reviewed
- akoble copper Not yet reviewed
- akoklo a small kind of shell Not yet reviewed
- akoko guinea corn Not yet reviewed
- akokos coconut Not yet reviewed
- akokos-tso coconut tree Not yet reviewed
- akokosu chicken soup; used in proverbs Not yet reviewed
- akomfode a company (quarter) of Osu Not yet reviewed
- akonta account Not yet reviewed
- akontaa account; reckoning (Zimmermann wrote akonta; the Bible has akontaa 17 times)
- akontabu account; reckoning Not yet reviewed
- akontabulɔ reckoner; cashier Not yet reviewed
- akotia short person; short Not yet reviewed
- Akotia name of a shrine deity in Osu Not yet reviewed
- akotoa keg; powder keg Not yet reviewed
- akotoku fist Not yet reviewed
- akotontsiŋ prepared crab Not yet reviewed
- akɔ a swelling of the eyelid Not yet reviewed
- Akɔi a man's name Not yet reviewed
- akɔkɔbɛsa a kind of spiced bark Not yet reviewed
- akɔnɔ desire; something desirable Not yet reviewed
- akɔtɔklo a wooden fork that holds up thatch Not yet reviewed
- akpa animal trap; small drying scaffold in front of houses; bridge Not yet reviewed
- akpa good; common, ordinary; real, genuine; as adv. very much Not yet reviewed
- akpa stocks: a wooden block to which prisoners were fastened at the wrist Not yet reviewed
- akpabɔ fastening in the stocks Not yet reviewed
- akpabɔlɔ jailer Not yet reviewed
- akpagai travel basket; a long basket in which travelers are carried Not yet reviewed
- akpake lameness; infirmity; a lame person Not yet reviewed
- akpaketsɛ a lame or disabled person Not yet reviewed
- akpaki a large calabash for measuring Not yet reviewed
- akpakpa papaya Not yet reviewed
- akpakpatso papaya tree Not yet reviewed
- akpaku honeycomb Not yet reviewed
- akpale rafter (of a thatched roof) Not yet reviewed
- akpana the carrion kite Not yet reviewed
- akpanmayeli excess; freeloading Not yet reviewed
- akpano European bread; biscuit Not yet reviewed
- akpaŋma excess; eating to excess without paying Not yet reviewed
- akpaŋmayelɔ freeloader Not yet reviewed
- akpata they destroyed, were wiped out Draft
- akpatramɔ a large kind of climbing bean Not yet reviewed
- akpatsa an edible root Not yet reviewed
- akpatua foolish person Not yet reviewed
- akpe thousand Not yet reviewed
- akpetɛkplebi an unusual fruit of a savanna tree or shrub, used in traditional religious practice Not yet reviewed
- akpetɛkplebitso the tree or shrub that bears akpetẹkplebi Not yet reviewed
- akpetsɛ leader of a thousand Not yet reviewed
- akpiti unleavened bread Not yet reviewed
- akpitikpiti (no definition given in source) Not yet reviewed
- akplono see akpanõ Not yet reviewed
- akplɔ spear; lance Not yet reviewed
- akplɔdumɔ spearing Not yet reviewed
- akplɔtɔ a large kind of ape Not yet reviewed
- akplɔwo threatening Not yet reviewed
- akpokplonto land tortoise Not yet reviewed
- akpokpolonto tortoise; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- akpono see akpanõ Not yet reviewed
- akpɔ order, command, decree Not yet reviewed
- akpɔiwo threat Not yet reviewed
- akpɔwo order; commanding Not yet reviewed
- akpɔwolɔ commander; lawgiver Not yet reviewed
- akproke a kind of vegetable Not yet reviewed
- akrabatsa a fence or grove held sacred to a shrine deity Not yet reviewed
- akrati cactus Not yet reviewed
- akratu a kind of bean Not yet reviewed
- akromia sling; swing Not yet reviewed
- akromiafo slinging Not yet reviewed
- akromiafolɔ slinger Not yet reviewed
- akronti a sea fish Not yet reviewed
- Akroŋ name for a ninth son Not yet reviewed
- akrowa village; farm village Not yet reviewed
- aku a kind of monkey Not yet reviewed
- Akuɛtɛ name for the second of male twins; also a hill near the Shai mountain Not yet reviewed
- akuku a kind of women's hair braiding Not yet reviewed
- akunta see akontá Not yet reviewed
- akutso clan; quarter of a town Not yet reviewed
- akutsoŋbii members of an akutšo Not yet reviewed
- akutsoŋ-onukpa elder of a clan or quarter Not yet reviewed
- akutsoŋtsɛ elder of a clan or quarter Not yet reviewed
- akutu orange; orange colored Not yet reviewed
- akututso orange tree Not yet reviewed
- akwabɔ loaf of bread Not yet reviewed
- akwadu banana Not yet reviewed
- akwadutso banana tree Not yet reviewed
- akwamfoiatsɛ canoe leader; captain Not yet reviewed
- akwamfonyo canoeman, rower; sailor Not yet reviewed
- Akwamu Akwamu: a Twi-speaking people, their land on the Volta River, and their dialect Not yet reviewed
- Akwamunyo an Akwamu person Not yet reviewed
- akwashoŋ assembly of a whole town, clan or nation Not yet reviewed
- akwe let it sprout Draft
- akwei a bean that grows underground in a husk, like the groundnut; cooked, it is called abọbọi Not yet reviewed
- Akwele name for the first of female twins Not yet reviewed
- Akwɛtɛ name for the first of male twins; also one of two similar hills near the Shai mountain Not yet reviewed
- Akwɔkɔ name for the second of female twins Not yet reviewed
- alagba jest, joke Not yet reviewed
- alagba tɛ a useless stone; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- alaja a long pole with a spike at the end, used to push canoes Not yet reviewed
- alajama poling a canoe Not yet reviewed
- alakaaa Nyɔŋmɔ God cannot be fooled; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- alakpaje joking Not yet reviewed
- alakpajelɔ joker Not yet reviewed
- alali interruption Not yet reviewed
- alaliwo interruption Not yet reviewed
- alaliwolɔ person who interrupts Not yet reviewed
- alamai the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- alante cat Not yet reviewed
- alaŋmali small lobster; crayfish Not yet reviewed
- alata book Not yet reviewed
- Alata a quarter of Osu where the king's people live Not yet reviewed
- aleee ahaamɔ the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- aleee Nyɔŋmɔ jwɛŋmɔ the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- aleeno perhaps (lit. it is not known) Not yet reviewed
- Alema name for a boy born after an older sibling has died Not yet reviewed
- alemle the season between the second rains and the harmattan Not yet reviewed
- alɛŋɛŋme a small child's attempts to stand Not yet reviewed
- alɛŋmlɛ a kind of thick honey Not yet reviewed
- alɛŋmlɛbi the bee-like insect that makes alẹṅmlẹ Not yet reviewed
- alo or Not yet reviewed
- aloga hypocrite Not yet reviewed
- alokpli (no definition given in source) Not yet reviewed
- alomɔo you are cursed Draft
- alomte see alanté (cat) Not yet reviewed
- aluguntuguŋ soursop, a fruit as large as a child's head Not yet reviewed
- aluguntugutso soursop tree Not yet reviewed
- alule unripe ear of corn Not yet reviewed
- alului a bird Not yet reviewed
- Ama a name for males and females Not yet reviewed
- ama pitch; lime; glue Not yet reviewed
- amaa a mɔ tu the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- amada plantain Not yet reviewed
- amadatso plantain tree Not yet reviewed
- amade (no definition given in source) Not yet reviewed
- amaga image, idol Not yet reviewed
- amagatumu a heap of images placed in front of towns to keep away misfortune (musu) Not yet reviewed
- amale lie Not yet reviewed
- amalelɔ liar Not yet reviewed
- amalemɔ lying Not yet reviewed
- amane trouble; suffering Not yet reviewed
- amanehulu trouble; suffering; affliction Not yet reviewed
- amanehunufo sufferer; afflicted person Not yet reviewed
- amantaka interruption Not yet reviewed
- amanya lint; a pad of lint Not yet reviewed
- amanye aba "Let peace come!", a greeting used by traditional priests and public speakers Not yet reviewed
- amaŋfo ruins; ruined houses or town Not yet reviewed
- amate asphalt (lit. pitch stone) Not yet reviewed
- amati indigo; indigo color Not yet reviewed
- amatiwo dyeing with indigo Not yet reviewed
- amatiwolɔ dyer (with indigo) Not yet reviewed
- ameo the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- amɛ they, them (emphatic)
- amɛfe they made, they did
- amɛgbla they divide Draft
- amɛha they gave; for themselves
- amɛhe themselves Draft
- amɛhenɔ after their kind (yɛ amɛhenɔ, each according to its kind) Draft
- amɛhie their faces (amɛhie gboo he, they were not ashamed) Draft
- amɛkɛ them with, them together with Draft
- amɛna they saw
- amɛnaa they did not see Draft
- amɛnɔ on them, above them
- amɛnyie they walked; they were (amɛnyie yayai, they were naked) Draft
- amɛŋo they took Draft
- amɛsɛ their back (ku amɛsɛ, to return)
- amɛte they went
- amɛteŋ among them
- amɛtso they give light; they become Draft
- amɛwo they lifted, bore up Draft
- amɛye they rule (amɛye ... nɔ); they eat Draft
- amɛyi the two of them, both (amɛyi enyɔ) Draft
- amɛyiwala their lives Draft
- amli in them, among them Draft
- amɔɔ nine the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- ana let it be seen, let it appear
- anaa by, according to (yɛ amɛwekuwekui lɛ anaa, by their families)
- ani question word opening a yes or no question (is it?, did?)
- anɔ on them, over them Draft
- anɔkwale truth
- anɔkwa sheee gbeyei the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- anumnyam glory
- aŋamei wives Draft
- aŋma it was written (ŋma, to write)
- aŋo it is given, one has given Draft
- aŋtwere ladder; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- apaawa gramophone record; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- apasa tsu the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- arooo the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- asafo company, assembly; congregation, church
- asamaŋkama a thorny plant; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- asaŋ again; also
- asɛ after (saji nɛ asɛ, after these things)
- ashinao beads; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- aso question word opening a question (is it?, if)
- aspaatere a pair of sandals; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- asrafoi soldiers; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- atatu expanse, firmament, sky Draft
- ateŋ among, between, in the midst of Draft
- ato to raise up (offspring) for Draft
- atoobi the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- atsɛ father of (their father) Draft
- atsiki oye the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- atso let it become, it shall be Draft
- atswa a scar; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- awale tɛ the awale seed; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- awɛŋ bɛ ŋmɔ a lazy person has no farm; also the name of a Ga Samai symbol Not yet reviewed
- awo let it bring forth Draft
- aye let it be set, placed