chaɣila
Q1084
Noun
chaɣila
Is a dancing tool for baamaaya dancers that they usually tie on their legs create sounds.
What does “chaɣila” mean in Dagbani?
Is a dancing tool for baamaaya dancers that they usually tie on their legs create sounds.
Also spelled Dagbanli — both spellings refer to the same Mabia (Gur) language spoken in northern Ghana.
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Meanings
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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