Kumai
Kumai is Ga for “thirst; thirsty”.
Kumai in a sentence
Kumai miiye mi
“I am thirsty”
Ani wala nu nɛɛ he kumai miiye bo?
“Do you thirst for the water of life?”
Ani wɔbuɔ jalɛ akɛ nɔ ko ni he hiaa waa aahu akɛ ehe hɔmɔ kɛ kumai yeɔ wɔ?
“Do we prize righteousness so much that we hunger and thirst for it?”
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