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الصفحة 41
The Twi word for such epithets is mmeran , which means an attribute or byname . We call a great king Osaagyefo , which means a king who engages allies for war or a war lord , and we apply the word daasebre to a king , thus implying that ...
The Twi word for such epithets is mmeran , which means an attribute or byname . We call a great king Osaagyefo , which means a king who engages allies for war or a war lord , and we apply the word daasebre to a king , thus implying that ...
الصفحة 42
It must therefore be translated as Zeus a ɔma kusukuukuu si , meaning ' Zeus who makes cloudy ' . The Greek , however , means something different , but to attempt to translate the word literally into Twi will result in an unintelligible ...
It must therefore be translated as Zeus a ɔma kusukuukuu si , meaning ' Zeus who makes cloudy ' . The Greek , however , means something different , but to attempt to translate the word literally into Twi will result in an unintelligible ...
الصفحة 256
This means , of course , that a man and his wife cannot belong to the same man . However , many hamlets are the locus of two of these kin groups . A wife might , upon coming to her husband's settlement , find that she has a genealogical ...
This means , of course , that a man and his wife cannot belong to the same man . However , many hamlets are the locus of two of these kin groups . A wife might , upon coming to her husband's settlement , find that she has a genealogical ...
ما يقوله الناس - كتابة مراجعة
لم نعثر على أي مراجعات في الأماكن المعتادة.
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