dekaŋ
dekaŋ is Ga for “leisure; schedule”.
dekaŋ in a sentence
Ani Afuabe ji nyɔŋ ni atsɛ afɔ ejaakɛ mɛi efa gbɛ loo amɛ bɛ deka?
“Is December a throw-away month because everyone is busy or on vacation?”
Eyɛ mli akɛ no mli lɛ mibɛ dekã kwraa moŋ, shi kɛ́ mitee shĩa Hɔɔ lɛ, ekolɛ wɔbaawie he
“I have been very been busy recently. Not to worry though. I'll come over to your house on Saturday so we may talk about it.”
Ŋmɛnɛ lɛ, mɛi komɛi bɛ deka kwraa.
“During the day, some people are always busy.”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
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