?ketia
?ketia is Ga for “foreskin; circumcise”.
?ketia in a sentence
Gbɔmɔtsoŋ hewalɛ he nitsulɔi kɛ tsofa haa hii ni afolɔ amɛ ketia lɛ koni amɛtsa fala lɛ oya.
“Health workers provide medicine to circumcised makes to heal the wound quickly.”
Amrɔ nɛɛ afo hii babaoo ketia yɛ maŋ lɛ mli.
“Currently, a big number of males in the country are circumcised.”
Ejeee nɔ ni hi akɛ abaafo gbekɛ ketia ni fɔlɔ lɛ yelikɛbuamɔ fataaa he.
“It is not good to circumcise a child without the parent's permission.”
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