Otor ( meŋ na baŋ e Eto, Oto bee Otoor) e la bondirii GaDangme (Ga) a Ghana noba naŋ maŋ maale tigiri diibu sagaka a mine la; yeere tigiri (Akweley Suma), bie yuori puruu tigiri ne bebie anii Abrahamic ŋmaabo naŋ maŋ di pampana a Akans dogebo tigiri gbɛɛ yaga a mashed -yam,mashed - plantain, kultaa ne Dipo/Atofo ( bee Otofo)/ Ashimi baapaaba tigiri.

Etor
Aŋa yitaalombilefood Maale eŋ
Country of originGhana Maale eŋ

Parɛɛ

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A bondirii taa la parɛɛ: ka a mine la;'Mashed-Yam' ne a 'Mashed-Plantain' kyɛ pampam a Akan noba mem maŋ maale la. A GaDangme Etor e la bone noba naŋ baŋ ne o, ka maŋ maale a yeere tigiri diibu saga. A mine a ŋa ; 'Naji Enyo' bee 'Naji Ejwe' (naŋ e saakonnoo mui bee waare ne komie zeɛre naŋ ɛre ne gyɛldɔgeraa ne 'Kelewele') a ba puri.[1][2][3]

Yiibuzie

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'Eto(bee Etor)' e la 'Akan' boɔlɔɔ orruption 'Oto (bee Otoor)', a Ga-kɔkɔre yelbiri a 1800s dakoroŋ na.

Meŋ la nyɛ Ghanaian cuisine Video:How to prepare Etor the Ashanti way Sommo yiibuzie Ba maale la a pɛll ŋa eŋ 8 Maakye 2024, a yi 12:04 Sɛgere be la a puli kyɛ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. See Terms of Use nyɛ duoro yaga.

Sommo yizie

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  1. Online Reference, by J DZ eagu-kudjodji and others
  2. A grammatical sketch of the Akra or Ga-language - by Johannes Zimmermann
  3. THE OUTDOORING DEDICATION AND NAMING OF AN AFRICAN CHILD. A CEREMONY OF THE GADANGME PEOPLE OF SOUTHEASTERN GHANA - Ganyobi Kpojiemo, vol. 1 by Ernest H.C. Tetteh