Pii
Pii is Ga for “many (of people/things); many”.
Pii in a sentence
Wɔkaseɔ nibii pii
“We learn many subjects”
Ani okpɛlɛɛɛ nɔ akɛ mɛi pii tamɔ bɔ ni atsɔɔ mli aha nɛɛ?
“Do you not agree that many fit this description?”
Ani bei pii lɛ hiɛtserɛjiemɔ haaa onyɛ okɛ ohe awo teokrase nifeemɔi amli?
“Does recreation often keep you from theocratic activities?”
Example sentences from the wider archive — not individually verified like the dictionary entry.
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