mumɔŋ
mumɔŋ is Ga for “inspire”.
mumɔŋ in a sentence
Amɛfeͻ enɛ yɛ gbɛ ko nͻ kɛhaa mumͻi kɛ sisai daa ni basaraa amɛŋmͻji lɛ gbɛkɛgbɛkɛ.
“They do this as a way of giving drinks to the spirits and ghosts who visit their farms at night.”
Akanbii lɛ heͻ yeͻ akɛ mumͻi lɛ waa ni amɛnitsumͻi lɛ shwereͻ yɛ nɛkɛ nifeemͻ lɛ hewͻ.
“The Akans believe that the spirits help their work progress because of this gesture.”
Kɛji eba lɛ nakai, mͻ ko nyɛŋ ekɛ miishɛɛ sane lɛ ato yɛ Adinkra sama ni fe mumͻŋ niiashishinumͻ.
“Even if it happens to be like that, nobody can hide the happy news hidden in the Adinkra symbol which exceeds the normal and spiritual understanding”
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