Yitso
Yitso is Ga for “chapter; head (homograph of yitso, chapter); head”. Say it: YEE-tsoh.
Yitso in a sentence
Yɛ dɛhiɛmɔ wolo ni yitso ji, Te Onaa Wɔsɛɛ Ohaa Tɛŋŋ?
“In the tract How Do You View the Future?”
Mɛni sa kadimɔ waa yɛ Zakaria yitso kpaanyɔ lɛ he?
“What is noteworthy about the eighth chapter of Zechariah?”
Mɛɛ nibii wɔkase kɛjɛ Hoshea yitso 6 kɛyashi yitso 9 lɛ mli?
“What lessons have we learned from Hosea chapters 6 through 9?”
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Chapter in Ga is Yitso — it can also mean head (homograph of yitso, chapter) and head. To hear how it's used in real sentences, ask Nii Obodai in the app.
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