Noun
tamarind Tamarindus indica Linn. The fruits are cured, dried and made into balls for sale, used as a purgative and for cleaning brass utensils.
tamarind Tamarindus indica Linn. The fruits are cured, dried and made into balls for sale, used as a purgative and for cleaning brass utensils.
Also spelled Dagbani — both spellings refer to the same Mabia (Gur) language spoken in northern Ghana.
tamarind Tamarindus indica Linn. The fruits are cured, dried and made into balls for sale, used as a purgative and for cleaning brass utensils.
di nyɛla tia shɛli bɛ ni ŋmari niŋdi dibisi ka di wɔla dira
Q1084
Q146786
Q1084
Q24905
Real-world usage from Mozilla Common Voice and the University of Ghana HCI Lab corpus.
Dibu duu m-bɔŋɔ paɣiba ata nyɛla ban be dini niriba ayi yela liiga piɛla ka yino ye shitɔɣu liiga yino maa nyɛla ŋun gbubi tahibila ka bindira be di puuni bindira balibu balibu nyɛla din be duu maa ni kamani puhigu paya.
Ashibiti puuni n bala ka "doctor" nim maa zaya ka shab tab tab bi puha zaya ka bin' za shɛli polo maa ka "machine" shɛli be di bi luɣili ka "machine" maa"colour" nyɛ zaɣ'piɛlli ka machine maa mi yaɣili shɛli nya "blue one"
Yɛlitɔɣa kalinsi n-su puhigu.
ka bɔ puhigu n-lee bɔŋɔ?
Ka bɛ tuhi ba soli Alizanda maa puuni ni puhigu mini suhudoo.
ka bɔ puhigu n-lee bɔŋɔ?