gbonyobu
gbonyobu is Ga for “grave; tomb”.
gbonyobu in a sentence
Etsɔɔ mli akɛ, gbɔmɛi ni yɔɔ Wuoyigbɛ kpokpaa lɛ anitsumɔ titri ji shikatsuru tsaa, ni no hu nyiɛɔ amɛhiɛ kɛyaa gbonyobu mli.
“He pointed out that the main occupation of the people of the Southern Province is mining, which is also leading them to the grave.”
Namɔ ha gbonyobu lɛ mli kã efolo?
“Who emptied the tomb?”
Naanɔ Piŋmɔ loo Kwamaŋ Gbonyobu?
“Unending Torment or Common Grave?”
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