5.3.3. Traditional clothing

ɔdanta2ɔdántápl.ndanta2nloinclothAtɩtɩfɔ bʋtɛda poli afwɛ bwɛ ɔdanta pʋ́ ɔklan.The olden times people beat poli bark to make loincloths and mat.Atsɩ bʋtefio ɔtatibi; ayin ɛ bʋtesi ɔdanta. Women put on loin clothes and men put on loin clothes.cfɔtatibisi3gird5.3.3Traditional clothing
tatitati(H) pl.atatinclothƆtsɩ amʋ lapʋ tati klɩ mʋ bi wa ɔma. The woman has taken a cloth and tied her child on her back.Fɔfwɩ oyipɛ tati wa ɔpá a, ɩtɔkpa. Ɩnɩsʋ aha tsɔtsɔ bʋtamakle mʋ́ asʋn.When you wash a dyed cloth for a long time, it fades. So most people do not like it.Atsɩ ansɩ tegyi ɔkpakwebi ɩwɩ tsufɛ ɩma bia, ɩtɛha bʋtamayinta amʋ́ atati ánɩ́ bʋ bia.Women like cloth worn for farm because it is less expensive and it helps to save their expensive cloths.Specoyipɛ tatidyed clothɔmlawɩclothcfɔkpakwebiclothesɔtan2cloth5.3.3Traditional clothing6.6.1.1Cloth5.3.1Men's clothingcomp.natɩ tatiweboyipɛ tatidyed clothtati obutentder.ɔtatibiloincloth