gugõ
gugõ is Ga for “mucus; snot; nose”.
gugõ in a sentence
Jata klɛŋklɛŋ ni gbo lɛ esusu ninetalɔi nɛɛhu, kɛ waotalɔi kpaanyɔ (mitai etɛ) kɛjɛ gugɔ kɛyashi lee.
“The first lion killed measured nine feet, eight inches (3 meters) from nose to tip of tail.”
Helatsamɔhe tsɔɔmɔi okadii jeɔ shishi kɛ gbedeefeemɔ ni naa waaa, ayeɔ nii fioo, wɔlɔmɔ fioo, gugɔ mli ho nu kɛ atridii.
“Typical clinical signs begin with mild lethargy, reduced feed intake, slight cough, nasal discharge and a fever.”
Mɔ kroko hu sumɔɔɔ bɔ ni gugɔ lɛ yɔɔ ha lɛ, no hewɔ lɛ eha atɛŋ lɛ ehee.
“Another dislikes the shape of the nose, so he has that changed.”
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