siliki
siliki is Ga for “silk”.
siliki in a sentence
Nibii ni akɛ fee lɛ srɔtoi kɛjɛ bɔlɔ bɔdɔɔ abele siliki kɛ tee strɔɔ ni tsɛɛɔ ni akɛ mɔ nine bibioo tamɔ tsoobi.
“The materials used vary from soft broom corn silk to durable craft straw bound to a sturdy doll-sized handle.”
Kɛ wo ojwɛŋmɔ mli, bɔɔmɔdɛŋ ni ohe siliki tsei daa akɛ ni amɛ hiɛ tamɔ anɔkwa nii.
“Bear in mind, constantly try to purchase silk plants, as they tend to appear like the genuine thing.”
Mɛni hewɔ nu babaoo he hiaa ŋmãa beni ebɔi siliki kɛ ŋmeii feemɔ fe be mli ni eji gbekɛ lɛ?
“Why does maize need more water when it starts showing silk and tassels than when it is young?”
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