Ga word

shishitoo

shishitoo is Ga for “foundation”.

shishitoo in a sentence

Gbɛfaa lɛ ji Islam shishitoo mlai enumɔ lɛ atɛŋ ekome, ni abuɔ lɛ akɛ eji mumɔŋ gbɛfaa ni he hiaa fe fɛɛ ni Muslimnyo baanyɛ aya.

“The pilgrimage is one of the five pillars of Islam, and it is considered to be the most important spiritual journey a Muslim can make.”

"Kɛ ke mi," ekɛɛ. "Wɔ nyɛɛɛ wɔ he nitsumɔ wolo nɛɛ. Eshɛɛɛ wɔ shishitoo mlai lɛ he."

“"I'm sorry," she said. "We can't accept this portfolio. It's not up to our standards."”

Kandyan obonui tswaabii lɛ kudɔ julɔi ni afolɔ amɛnaa kɛtee hei ni emŋɛ shishitoo tɛ lɛ.

“Kandyan drummers led the accused war criminal to the site where he laid the foundation stone.”

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