kple
kple is Ga for “big; large”.
kple in a sentence
Afi nɛɛ agwaseiaŋ henaabuamɔ kɛha yelikɛbuamɔ kuu lɛ kadi gbijurɔyeli ni ji nyɔŋmai enumɔ ni wieɔ blema saji ni kɔɔ nikasemɔ kple he lɛ.
“This year's convocation to the Alliance marks the 59th anniversary in the history of the alumni profession.”
Kpɔiaŋgbɔlemɔ yeɔ ebuaa gbɔmɔtso lɛ kɛ jwɛŋmɔ lɛ bɔ ni afee ni amɛtsu nii jogbaŋŋ ni ehaa wɔ henumɔ nibii kple.
“Exercise helps our body and mind to function better and gives us greater good feeling.”
Nitsumɔ mli saji, weku mli saji kɛ walashihilɛ mli naagbai fɛɛ aaanyɛ atsɔ haomɔ kple yɛ mɛi anɔ.
“Work related issues, family issues and various life challenges can all turn into a very disturbing stress on people.”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
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