Fao
Fao is Ga for “gourd rattles covered by a bead-strung net; gourd rattles”.
Fao in a sentence
fao (players: faoshiloi)
“gourd rattles covered by a bead-strung net, and their players”
Baalabii: FAO mfoniri / G.
“Locust: FAO photo / G.”
Tso ni wooo yibii: FAO mfoniri / G.
“Barren tree: FAO photo / G.”
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