Onukpa

Onukpa is Ga for “elder and social leader of an adowa ensemble; elder; ensemble leader”.

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Onukpa in a sentence

Mɛɛ gbɛ nɔ asafoŋ onukpa ko tsɔ eye ebua nyɛmi nuu ko ni nijiaŋ eje wui?

“How was one discouraged brother helped?”

Ani oosumɔ akɛ eda ni ebatsɔ onukpa ko ni yɔɔ jeŋba kpakpa ni tsuɔ esɔ ̃ i ahe nii?

“An adult with a sense of morality and responsibility?”

Aloo ani okaiɔ bɔ ni oji yɛ nakai afii ni odaa kɛtsɔɔ onukpa ni emli yɔɔ basabasa lɛ mli lɛ?

“Or do you remember how you were during those sometimes turbulent adolescent years?”

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How do you say elder and social leader of an adowa ensemble in Ga?

Elder and social leader of an adowa ensemble in Ga is Onukpa — it can also mean elder and ensemble leader. To hear how it's used in real sentences, ask Nii Obodai in the app.

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