tere
tere is Ga for “bear; carry”.
tere in a sentence
Bei pii lɛ maŋtsɛ lɛ weku lɛ kɛ shika lɛ tere maŋ onukpai lɛ, ni nɔ ni nyiɛ sɛɛ ji mɛi ni jɛ kui srɔtoi amli.
“Standing among families was largely political. The royal family typically topped the hierarchy, followed by the families of the chiefs of territorial divisions.”
Ani wɔheloonaa hiamɔ nii ahe susumɔ etsɔ tamɔ jatsu ni tere wɔ?
“Are we burdened by concerns about our material needs?”
Mɛɛ jatsui mɛi ni egbɔlɔ lɛ tere?
“What burdens do older ones bear?”
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