Etor

Subclass of	diib
Country of origin	Ghana

Otor anԑ diib kanԑ an GaDangme (Ga) buudi banԑ bԑ Ghana la dikpԑŋ kanԑ ka ba maani bԑ "Liiba malʋŋ" ni, bԑԑ biig yʋ’ʋr pʋdib ni. Buudsi’eba wan wʋʋ Akan mԑmaani li mԑn.

Kͻn’ͻb-kͻn’ͻb

Diib la bԑ kͻn’ͻb-kͻn’ͻb; si’eba mͻr busa kanԑ ka ba tua maan ka si’eba mԑ mͻr bͻͻdie maan. GaDangme Etor an dikanԑ yʋ’ʋri yi hali bԑ "Liiba malʋŋ" ni. Si’eba mԑ buon ye naji enyo bԑԑ naji ejwe (lin anԑ bua bԑԑ mui gԑndig nԑ sitiu kanԑ ka ba nͻk tamantoos maal ka gԑndig gԑla) amaa ban yʋ’ʋr pʋ yi wala.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Sob

Eto (ka si’eba sͻbidili etor) anԑ Akan dimi tiak ka li sͻb mԑŋ anԑ oto (or otoor), nwa anԑ Ga-buudi pian’ad ni ka an sͻb kanԑ da bԑ hali yʋʋm tusir, kͻbisniinam saŋa sa.

Gbanvԑԑnsa

↑ Online Reference, by J DZ eagu-kudjodji and others
↑ A grammatical sketch of the Akra or Ga-language - by Johannes Zimmermann
↑ THE OUTDOORING DEDICATION AND NAMING OF AN AFRICAN CHILD. A CEREMONY OF THE GADANGME PEOPLE OF SOUTHEASTERN GHANA - Ganyobi Kpojiemo, vol. 1 by Ernest H.C. Tetteh

[1] Online Reference, by J DZ eagu-kudjodji and others

[2] A grammatical sketch of the Akra or Ga-language - by Johannes Zimmermann

[3] THE OUTDOORING DEDICATION AND NAMING OF AN AFRICAN CHILD. A CEREMONY OF THE GADANGME PEOPLE OF SOUTHEASTERN GHANA - Ganyobi Kpojiemo, vol. 1 by Ernest H.C. Tetteh

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