Okulafo
Okulafo is Ga for “widowed person; widowed”.
Okulafo in a sentence
Yoo okulafo
“Widow”
Mɛni wɔkaseɔ kɛjɛɔ yoo okulafo ohiafo lɛ sane lɛ mli?
“What lesson do you draw from the example of the needy widow?”
Te kapɛji enyɔ ni yoo okulafo lɛ kɛwo tooyeli adeka lɛ mli lɛ jara lɛ?
“How much were the widow 's two coins worth?”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
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