Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
Ga Wiemɔ: a Ga dictionary with its sources attached
A free Ga–English and English–Ga dictionary, with sections for word origins, Ga names, and children learning the language.
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- Entries cite sources including Zimmermann’s 1858 vocabulary and mark whether a Ga speaker reviewed them.
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The homepage says entries draw on Zimmermann’s 1858 Ga vocabulary, an 1874 English, Twi, and Ga dictionary, the old Ga Bible, and Ga speakers. Its sample entry for beyinɔ includes a meaning, usage, historical spelling, source, and a note that a Ga speaker reviewed it. Search guidance also accounts for ɛ, ɔ, and ŋ by suggesting alternate keyboard inputs.
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