obia2obia(H) pl.mbia2torchBʋtɔpʋ obia fwi ɩbɛ́. They use a torch to fire a palm tree.Butofwi ɩbɛ, mɛnɩ nta amʋ bɛ́paɩ.They smoke palm trees so that the wine will ferment.Nɩ fɔ́bwɛ obia a, fɔ́bɔbɔɩ awaimbi putuputi, lɛ mʋ́tɔ gyo tsitsa, fɩta mʋ́ fɛ nkɛnsa. Ɩwʋlɩ a, fakpa mʋ́ pʋ́ ɔblakwɛ klɩ mʋ́ alɩ ánɩ́ bowie ɔbɛkpʋn amʋtɔ, fówun fapʋsʋta ogya. Ɩtsankɩ a, fapʋ yofwi ɩbɛ.If you want to make a torch, you split the central stalk of a palm branch into small pieces, removing and throwing away the core(which is soft). Then you dry the small pieces for three days (or so). When they are dry you gather them and tie them with the new leaves of a palm tree so that they go into the hole in the felled palm tree. You put one end of it in the fire to catch fire and then you put it into the hole to smoke the tree (so that the wine ferments).8.3.3.1.1Light source
8.3.3.1.1. Light source
ɔkandɩɛɔkandɪ́ɛ́pl.nkandɩɛFrom:Akankanɩa1lantern; lamp; lightAlanywɛ ɔkandɩɛ yaɩ obuto.He has lit the lantern and put it in the room.8.3.3.1.1Light source5.1Household equipment2electricity6.6.8.1Working with electricity6.5.4Infrastructure3city; AccraƖnwɛn Yaoda, nɔyɔ nkandɩɛtɔ. Last Thursday, I went to the city.Becoming obsolete due to the arrival of electricity in Nkonya4.6.7.2Cityobso
