mujiŋ
mujiŋ is Ga for “dirty”.
mujiŋ in a sentence
Amɛ baanyɛ ni amɛ loo muji kɛ jwɛi kɛ ya, ehaaa ni anyɛ atsɔ gbɛjegbɛi kɛ gbɛ ni mɛi fɔɔ nɔ tsɔmɔ nɔ.
“They can wash away dirt and debris, making roads and sidewalks impassable.”
Looi nɛɛ bɛ muji tsɔ yɛ amɛ mli tamɔ loo ni alɛ amɛ yɛ loo ŋmɔ mii.
“These fish are typically lower in contaminants than farm-raised fish.”
Nɛkɛ mɛi ni hiɔ shi yɛ hei ni ewo muji, shĩai bibii ni be pii lɛ emii ehi tsɔ ni efite.
“These people lived in the slums, in tiny apartments that were often overcrowded and in disrepair.”
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