Twi

Twi mutauro wemarudzi eKwa unowanikwa kuGhana.

Mazwi Anotodza Bantu

Twi inoti kurokuro (prattling - talk at length in a foolish or inconsequential way). Mamwe mazwi: 
Twi inoti osoro (n. the upper part or parts; heaven; the space above; up on, over, upon, upward, high). Fananidzai nokuti kumusoro?
Twi inoti ase (the nether or lower part of, or end or beginning; down, under, below, ben eath, downward) kureva pasi.  
Twi inoti nam (n. meat) kureva nyama. Mamwe mazwi: how (dry). nanhowe (n. dried meat).
Twi inoti dua (n. a shrub, a small piece of wood) kureva gwenzi. Mamwe mazwi: basa (an arm).
Twi inoti anan (four) kureva ina. Mamwe mazwi: koro (single, only).
Twi inoti do (do, to love) kureva kuda. Mamwe mazwi: duru (v. to descend).

Mamwe Mazwi

Twi inoti sua (to be small). Fananidzai nokuti chitsuwa. 
Twi inoti bea (to lie across). Mamwe mazwi: sika (n. gold) kureva ndarama.
Twi inoti hwanyan (stir, scatter) kureva kumwariridza. Mamwe mazwi: mfote (a type of ant).
Twi inoti ani (n. an eye, a face; the surface; 2 . the sp ace abov e a surface ; 3 . on, up on, over, above).
Twi inoti toa (a box) kureva bhokisi. Mamwe mazwi: dade (n. iron). Tono (v. to forge).
Twi inoti ka, kawa (a ring) kureva rhingi. Mamwe mazwi: darewa (n. a fishing hook).
Twi inoti osuani (a scholar) kureva mudzidzi. Mamwe mazwi: sua (v. learn).
Twi inoti digua (to trade) kureva kushava. Mamwe mazwi: oguadini (n. trader).
Twi inoti obarima (a man) kureva murume. Mamwe mazwi: oba (a woman) kureva mukadzi.
Twi inoti onini (the male of animals) kureva mukono wemhuka. Mamwe mazwi: obere (the female of animals).
Twi inoti okunu (n. a husband) kureva murume wa. Mamwe mazwi: oyere (a wife).
Twi inoti nana (a grandparent). Mamwe mazwi: edin (n. a name) kureva zita.
Twi inoti sanya (n. tin). Mamwe mazwi: fua (single). Burofua (single grain).
Twi inoti duru (heavy) kureva kurema. Mamwe mazwi: kese (great). Nyin (grow).
Twi inoti nya (slow) kureva chinono. Mamwe mazwi: kanwe (fresh).
Twi inoti hunu (empty). Mamwe mazwi: ofufu (white) - fananidzai nokuti hupfu uye ruvara rwacho?
Twi inoti bere (to redden, to ripen) kureva kuibva. Mamwe mazwi: yare (to be sick). Ware (to be long).
Twi inoti osore (he prays). Mamwe mazwi: nsesa (exchange) kureva kutsinhanisa. 
Twi inoti mmene (nearness, neighbourhood). Mamwe mazwi: bea (to cross, to impede, to lie across).
Twi inoti twere (v. to write) kureva kunyora. Mamwe mazwi: kuro (n. a town) kurena guta.

Kwakabva Mashoko

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