akatsaakat͡sa(H)From:Eweaxatsena gourd rattleNɩ bʋdɛ akwɛ da, akatsa ma mʋ́tɔ a, ɩma anulɛ. Mʋ́ sʋ Agbagyafɔ bʋtɔwʋsʋ akatsa tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ wa amʋ́ pleitɔ nɩ.If they are drumming, without maracas it doesn't sound well. Because of this Agbadza dancers (they) always shake many maracas in their dance group.4.2.4Dance4.2.3.5Musical instrument
atumpaatumpa(H)From:AkanatumpanAshanti talking drumsNɩ bʋdɛ atumpa da, ɔhandɛ ɔkʋ dɛtsʋn a, bʋtɛda mʋ adabi pʋ tɩ mʋ.If they are beating the talking drums and an elder is passing by, they beat his appellation and call him.Genɩkwɛdrum4.6.1Ruler4.2.3.5Musical instrument
ɩkwɛɪkʷɛʔ(L)pl.akwɛndrumKebi amʋ tɛda akwɛ wanklaan.The child can play drums very well.Nɩ fʋyin akwɛ da a, ɩbʋ adalɛ.If you know how to drum, it is easy to drum.Ofori yin alɩa bʋtɛda akwɛ tamɛ omeyin alɩa bʋtɛtsa.Ofori knows how to drum, but he does not know how to dance.Ɔlɛda akwɛ amʋ wanlaan.He played the drums well.Specabombabig drumatumpatalking drumodondodrum (tuneable)4.2.3.5Musical instrument
ɔdɔnɔdɔ̃́ʔpl.ndɔnallo. vardoFrom:Akanɔdɔnn1bellAsɔrɩ ɔdɔn dɛda.A church bell is ringing.4.2.3.5Musical instrument2hour of the dayƆdɔntɔ lafʋn ánɩ́ abɔ́yɔ.It is time for us to go.contractiondɔ2hour
ɔkpɛ2ɔk͡pɛ(H)pl.nkpɛn1trumpetApolisifɔ amʋ bɔfʋlɩ nkpɛ pʋsi amʋ́ pio amʋʋ alawu amʋ ɔkpa.The police blew trumpets to send their brother that has died on his way.4.2.3.5Musical instrumentcomp.ɔkpɛ ɔfʋlɩpʋtrumpeter2horn of a vehicleYibi ɔkanpʋ amʋ lɔfʋlɩ ɔkpɛ ha aha bɛtsɛ.The car driver is blowing his horn in order to make people move out of his way.7.2.4.1.1Vehicle