husu
husu is Ga for “barrier; border; boundaries”.
husu in a sentence
Husu he sui kɛha samflɛi ni ejaje kɛ nɔ ni ejaje ko, pɛpɛɛpɛ.
“Border colors for unfocused and focused windows, respectively.”
Nyiɛmɔ gbɛ jurɔ nɔ, kɛ̃ya ŋshɔ lɛ naa, ni oyafata gbɛ ni husu lɛ yaa pɛpɛɛpɛ.
“Keep right at the fork, towards the coast, then join the path running parallel to the fence.”
Gbeyee gba tamɔ sarawagbamɔ, ni ete shi ni ebɔle ehe, ekwɛ eboklɛfoi atoohe husu lɛ.
“Panic struck like a lightning bolt, and he stood up and whirled around, taking stock of the boundaries of his prison.”
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