kakla
kakla is Ga for “knife”.
kakla in a sentence
Kɛ shĩai sakissi loo kakla ni naa yɛ afo, ni okɛ naabu afɔ fɔlɔ nɔ.
“Just use household scissors or a sharp knife to trim, then place the end on the outlet.”
Yinɔsane kɛɔ wɔ akɛ tsutsu lɛ, wɔblematsɛmɛi lɛ leee mamaloo, hewɔ lɛ amɛkɛ tso ko ni atsɛɔ akɛ kakla foɔ mamli amli yɛ hɛ lɛ gbɛ.
“History tells us that in ancient times, our ancestors did not know how to weave clothes, so they used a stick called a knife to cut clothes at the waist.”
Mɛi komɛi ni yɛ nɛkɛ hela yɛ kakla, aloo akɛ rɔba kpaa ewo amɛhiitsei amli ni ewaa shamɔ lɛ ni ehoɔ.
“Some people with this disease also have a knife, or a rubber band inserted into their penis, which has helped the bladder to flow.”
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