basaa
basaa is Ga for “mess; messy; miserable”.
basaa in a sentence
Ebɛɛ naakpɛɛ akɛ nɛkɛ ŋmɛnɛŋmɛnɛ bii no ohia emɔmɔ amɛ lɛ mli efu ni amɛ yitsoŋ was ni amɛ fee basaa.
“No wonder these poor pre-moderns were mad and wicked and miserable.”
Mɛi babaoo efee basaa yɛ amɛshiai amli, Aŋkroaŋkroi ni yɔɔ amɛwekui lɛ amli lɛ ma miishɛɛ ni bɛ lɛ nɔ mi.
“Many people are miserable in their homes, highlighting the unhappiness experienced by individuals within their households.”
Mɛi komɛi, kɛ amɛlilɛi eha mɛi krokomɛi ena nɔ, eha amɛshihilɛ efee basaa, ni ekomɛi hu kɛ lilɛi nɛɛ nɔŋŋ eha mɛi krokomɛi eshwere.
“Some people, by their tongue have caused others to suffer, tired back to misery in life, and some by this very tongue have caused others to prosper.”
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