Jata
Jata is Ga for “lion”. Say it: JAH-tah.
Jata in a sentence
Shwuɔ kome kɛ jata lɛ miinu nu.
“One elephant is drinking water with the lion.”
Wɔnaanaa " jata bi " nɔ yɛ wɔ najiashi yɛ mɛɛ gbɛ nɔ?
“How do we trample down " the maned young lion "?”
Mɛni jata nɛɛ feɔ lɛ?
“What about this lion?”
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