English Translation of “ti”

ti noun

OTHER FORMS: etire; tiri; tire

  1. head BODY PART
  • me ti yɛ me ya | my head aches
  • Afriyie de ne ti bɔɔ dua no mu I Afriyie hit his head against the tree
  • wo ti so dodo I your head is too big

ti noun

  1. head POSITION
  • Amakye ne abusua no ti | Amakye is the head of the family
  • Ɔpare bɛyɛɛ adwumakuo no ti I Opare became the head of the company

ti verb

  1. pinch
  • sɛ woti me a, mɛsu | if you pinch me, I’ll cry
  • Asare tii m’amɔtoam I Asare pinched my armpit
  • sɛ woti me a, mɛti wo bi | if you pinch me, I’ll pinch you too

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