lá-fã
lá-fã is Ga for “artery; vein”.
lá-fã in a sentence
Na ayɛɛi ahazel mli nu ni okɛ kpa lá fã ni efuu lɛ nɔ kɔ odonti.
“Get some witch hazel extract and apply it to the swollen veins with a cotton ball.”
Saneyeli he la fa lɛ koni ejie woji ni tsɔɔ akɛ eheee Ivory Coast woo lɛ ewooo mli lɛ atsɔɔ.
“The court then ordered him to produce documents that he claimed showed he had refused to honor Ivory Coast.”
Mɛni hewɔ mi-cacao tsei bibii lɛ shwieɔ shi ni amɛgboiɔ kɛ́ hulu la fa babaoo lɛ?
“Why do my young cocoa seedlings wither and die when there is too much sunshine?”
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