Akutu
Akutu is Ga for “orange”.
Akutu in a sentence
Namɛi baatse akutu lɛ amɛha amɛ beni amɛyɔɔ helatsamɔhe lɛ?
“Who would do that while they were away at the hospital?”
Shi amɛyɛ akutu ŋmɔ, ni ja amɛtse akutu lɛ dani amɛbaaná shika fioo.
“Their meager income, however, depended on their orange grove being harvested.”
Mɛni hewɔ mɛi komɛi shwieɔ akutu tsei momoi aniji lɛ? Ni okɛkpɛtɛ tso bibioo ko he?
“Why would someone cut a branch from an old, sweet orange tree and attach it to a young seedling?”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
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