mlila
mlila is Ga for “anger”.
mlila in a sentence
Esa akɛ efee nɔ ni mla eŋmɛɛɛ gbɛ akɛ ooowo ohefatalɔ lɛ mlila.
“It should be illegal to beat up your spouse.”
Ani oshĩa lɛ eye ehe kɛjɛ " mlila kɛ mlifu kɛ bolɔmɔ " he?
“Is your home free of " wrath and screaming and abusive speech "?”
Mɛni " Kuɔ Mlila Naa "?
“What " Turns Away Rage "?”
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