Animals in Ga

• Kooloi Animals

  Kooloi Kanemɔ — Counting animals

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• Tsatsu Ant Ask about it →
• Afutufata Bat Ask about it →
• Kpuluka Bedbug

  Kpuluka / Ŋkpuluka — Bedbug

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• Ŋkpuluka Bedbug

  Kpuluka / Ŋkpuluka — Bedbug

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• Wobi Bee Ask about it →
• Loofɔlɔ Bird

  Loofɔlɔ lɛ he ediŋ / Loofɔlɔ lɛ diɔ — The bird is black

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• Tsina nuu Bull Ask about it →
• Abɛi Butterfly Ask about it →
• Tiitra Canary Ask about it →
• Abosomaketeo Chameleon

  Abosomaketeo lɛ etsake esu: etsɔ ehe wuɔfɔ agbɛnɛ — The chameleon has changed colour: it is now yellow

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• Wuɔbi Chicken Ask about it →
• Wuɔ nuu Cock Ask about it →
• Kaklaka Cockroach

  Kaklaka / Kakalika — Cockroach

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• Tsina Cow

  Tsina nuu — Bull

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• Tsinai Cows

  Tingi kɛ tsinai lɛ — Tingi and the cows

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• Kaa Crab

  Fɔɔ kaa / Kpitio kpitio — Often

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• Baa Crocodile Ask about it →
• Kwaakwaalabite Crow Ask about it →
• Ofrote Deer Ask about it →
• Gbee Dog

  Gbee lɛ eye sɛkɛ — The dog is mad

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• Teji Donkey Ask about it →
• Okpo Dove

  Okpo nɛɛ fiji yɛ lamululamulu — The feathers of this dove are grey

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• Dɔkɔdɔkɔ Duck Ask about it →
• Okropɔŋ Eagle Ask about it →
• Kɔi Eagle

  Efee kɔi kɛ nine kakadaŋŋ. — He made a very long hoe handle.

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• Ŋwaŋwajaŋ Eel Ask about it →
• Shwuɔ Elephant

  Shwuɔ kome yaanu nu. — One elephant is going to drink water.

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• Loo Fish

  Etã loo — She is lean

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• Loofɔji Fish (plural/food)

  Wɔyaa ŋshɔ naa ni wɔyaagbe loofɔji — We head down to the seashore to catch fish

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• Osɔ Fox Ask about it →
• Too abotia Goat Ask about it →
• Kpiŋ Grasscutter Ask about it →
• Ansaŋ Guinea-fowl Ask about it →
• Kpɛnkpɛlɛ Hare Ask about it →
• Akroma Hawk Ask about it →
• Shadebua Hedgehog Ask about it →
• Wuɔ yoo Hen Ask about it →
• Maŋ Herring

  Namɔ ji maŋ nɛɛ mli Sɔɔlonukpa? — Who is the Head of the nation?

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• Nuŋshwuɔ Hippopotamus Ask about it →
• Okpɔŋɔ Horse Ask about it →
• Adodoŋ Housefly Ask about it →
• Klaŋ-odiŋmlɛmi Hyena Ask about it →
• Laalɔɔ Kite Also: Kite (bird)

  Laalɔɔ / Owia — Kite

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• Owia Kite (bird)

  Laalɔɔ / Owia — Kite

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• Too gwantɛŋbi Lamb Ask about it →
• Mlaŋtswi Leopard Ask about it →
• Odaakɛlɛo Lizard Ask about it →
• Sɔŋ Lobster Ask about it →
• Baalabi Locust Ask about it →
• Aduŋ Monkey Ask about it →
• Tɔŋtɔŋ Mosquito

  Ani tɔŋtɔŋ yɛ Ga? — Are there mosquitoes in Accra?

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• Kwakwe Mouse Ask about it →
• Ajwɛŋ Mud-fish Ask about it →
• Akoo Parrot Ask about it →
• Kplotoo Pig

  Kplotoo loo — Pork

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• Ligɔligɔ Praying mantis

  Wɔtee wɔyatao ligɔligɔ — Let us go to look for praying mantises

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• Gbeebi Puppy

  Gbeebi lɛ bolɔ ŋmɛlɛtswai saŋŋ — The puppy barked for several hours

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• Jeŋ Python

  Jeŋ tse — The weather is clear

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• Obishi Rat Ask about it →
• Nyɔŋmɔŋ-klaklo Scorpion Ask about it →
• Tsaflɔbi Shark Ask about it →
• Too gwantɛŋ Sheep Ask about it →
• Waa Snail

  Wiemɔ waa — Speak out

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• Onufu Snake Ask about it →
• Didɛibaa Sole Ask about it →
• Aflimata Sparrow Ask about it →
• Anaanu Spider Ask about it →
• Sɔne Squirrel Ask about it →
• Klewi Sunbird Ask about it →
• Nyɔŋmɔbi-tɛte Swallow Ask about it →
• Fote Termite Ask about it →
• Didɛi Tilapia Ask about it →
• Akpokplonto Tortoise Ask about it →
• Gbese Tree ant Ask about it →
• Ofɔi Tsetsefly Ask about it →
• Klakunu Turkey Ask about it →
• Akpaŋa Vulture Ask about it →
• Ashagba Wasp

  Ani ashagba tsɛɔ mɔ lɛɛlɛŋ? — Do wasps really sting?

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• Eŋaa Weaver bird

  Tingi kɛ enaa hi shi. — Tingi lived with his grandmother.

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• Klaŋ Wolf Ask about it →

Sources: Language Guide — "Kooloi kanemɔ" (counting animals); Bureau of Ghana Languages — Language Guide (Ga Version), 1999; Language Guide — "Bedbug" = Kpuluka / Ŋkpuluka; Language Guide — "Loofɔlɔ lɛ he ediŋ" (the bird is black); Bureau of Ghana Languages — Language Guide (Ga Version), 1986; Language Guide — "Abosomaketeo lɛ etsake esu" (the chameleon changed colour). Every entry is checked before it's published.