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wu maame
Maame means mother, if you want to say" wo maame twe" but maame means lady
Maame is just a word you use before some's name if they are the age of 20+
"Maame Esi" is a name from the Akan ethnic group in Ghana, where "Maame" means "mother" and "Esi" typically refers to a child born on a Sunday. Therefore, the mean or interpretation of "Maame Esi" can be understood as "Mother of Esi" or "Mother who has a child named Esi." In a cultural context, it reflects familial relationships and the significance of birth days in Akan naming traditions.
it was invented in 1762 by maame c.j. walker
wo maame twe
Brother is "nana" and sister is "maame" in Twi.
It comes fom Ghana in West Africa. And it means mother
I'm thinking 24,000 from maame
big
Mama, Maa, Maame etc.
Grandmother in the Ashanti language is "Nana" for maternal grandmother and "Maame" for paternal grandmother.