wu ta
wu ta is Ga for “fight”.
wu ta in a sentence
Amɛkɛ Portugal wu ta yɛ 1637 ni amɛhe Elmina nɔyeli lɛ kɛ Sao Jorge kɛjɛ amɛ dɛŋ.
“They fought with Portugal in 1637 and took the Elmina government and St from them.”
Mɛi ni mitao maŋkwramɔ lɛ gbɛhe wu ta yɛ oshiki fɔlɔi lɛ ateŋ.
“The aspirants fought in the midst of the voters.”
Yɛ nɔyeli lɛ mli lɛ, Dutchbii kɛ Denmarkbii lɛ wu ta, ni Denmarkbii lɛ ye kunim, shi alaka Denmark maŋtsɛ lɛ kɛkpɛlɛ nɔ akɛ aye enɔ kunim.
“In the governance, the Dutch and Danish forces engaged in war and the Danish had victory, but the Danish king was deceived into admitting defeat.”
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