mlifu
mlifu is Ga for “angry; furious; rage”.
mlifu in a sentence
Ehe ehiaaa ni mlifu aba, ni esaaa akɛ anaa tikiti.
“It's not worth getting angry over, and it's not worth getting a ticket.”
Gbɛjegbɛ mli mlifu lɛ ehe ehiaaa kɔkɔɔkɔ.
“Road rage is never worth it.”
Nuu lɛ kɛ mlifu te shi ni eshi daa shwɛmɔhe.
“The man angrily gets up and storms out of the club.”
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