agbaku
agbaku is Ga for “beeswax; wax”.
agbaku in a sentence
Tso, Wo - Agbaku, kɛ Too He Wolo
“Wood, Wax, and Parchment”
Shishijee lɛ, tsei ni akɛ wo agbaku ekpa he ji nɔ ni akɛfɔɔ kodɛs lɛ feemɔ.
“Initially, codices were often made of wax - coated wooden tablets.”
Nɔ ko fɛtɛfɛtɛ tamɔ wo agbaku hà baa lɛ he koni ekagbĩ.
“The outside has a waxy coating that keeps the leaf from drying out.”
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