Westermann (1905) glosses adelá as 'hunter, huntsman' and gives ademedzo as a synonym. He separately lists a near-homograph (adelã) meaning game animal or venison, so tone marking distinguishes the two.
In Ewe the word adela refers to a hunter.
Westermann (1905) glosses adelá as 'hunter, huntsman' and gives ademedzo as a synonym. He separately lists a near-homograph (adelã) meaning game animal or venison, so tone marking distinguishes the two.
In Ewe the word adela refers to a hunter.