Noun
Is a dancing tool for baamaaya dancers that they usually tie on their legs create sounds.
Is a dancing tool for baamaaya dancers that they usually tie on their legs create sounds.
Also spelled Dagbani — both spellings refer to the same Mabia (Gur) language spoken in northern Ghana.
Is a dancing tool for baamaaya dancers that they usually tie on their legs create sounds.
Di nyela baamaaya wariba neen’sheli be ni mali lori be naba saha sheli be yi ti warili ka di yori vuri. Kunkona mini mihi ka be mali maani li
Q1084
Real-world usage from Mozilla Common Voice and the University of Ghana HCI Lab corpus.
niriba n-wari waa damba ka bɛ wara ka lo chaɣila ka lo lomo ka so sikeeti jihijihi ka ye liiga sabila ka ŋumbala lomo maa zaɣ' piɛlli n-nyɛ li ka ŋumbala dini nyɛ yɛlo ni rɛdi
Doo mini paɣa ka bɛ tam siteegi zuɣu ka o gbubi luŋa ŋ-ŋmɛra ka paɣa maa wara ka lo binyɛhiri o naba ni kamani chaɣila ka lo shɛli o shee ni ka so anda wee ka o gbaya doya ka laɣikpahira be o nyingɔli ni.
Baamaaya ka bɛ wari maa diɛma ka bɛ diɛmda binshɛɣu din be naba ni maa ti boondila chaɣila bɛ ni so shɛli maa ka di mi nyɛ lɔmo ka che bɛ lahi so sikeetinima zaɣ' ŋmahiŋmahi ka lahi zaŋ bɔbisi zaŋ bɔbi bɛ zuɣu ni