Mankralo
Mankralo is Ga for “deputy mantse; heir-apparent to the secular chief; deputy chief; heir apparent”.
Mankralo in a sentence
Onojie lɛ miikwɛ be mli ni awó lɛ maŋkralo lɛ yɛ video nɔ.
“The Onojie was watching a video recording of his coronation.”
Ajie maŋkralɔ kɛ jɛ mɔŋ.
“A member of parliament was released from prison.”
Kui ni yɔɔ gbɛjianɔtoo kpakpaa baana buamɔ kɛjɛ maŋkralo lɛ aŋɔ keha nɔyaa.
“Only organized groups get government support for development.”
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How do you say deputy mantse; heir-apparent to the secular chief in Ga?
Deputy mantse; heir-apparent to the secular chief in Ga is Mankralo — it can also mean deputy chief and heir apparent. To hear how it's used in real sentences, ask Nii Obodai in the app.
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