jara wa
jara wa is Ga for “precious; valuable”.
jara wa in a sentence
Adafitswaa he heyeli ji hegbɛ ni jara wa waa.
“Freedom of the press is a precious right.”
Kɔmpiutai ji tsɔnei wuji ni jara wa ni akɛtsuɔ jeŋ nilee kɛ asraafoi anitsumɔi ahe nii.
“Computers were large, expensive machines that were used for scientific and military purposes.”
Enɛ ye ebua ni ashɛ mɛi babaoo ni ehia amɛ ni shi kulɛ amɛ nine shɛɛ nitsumɔ lɛ nibii ni jara wa.
“This helped to reach people in need who would not have otherwise been able to access the organization's resources.”
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