Where does “Γκάνα” come from?

Γκάνα (Greek) comes from English Ghana, from Maltese għana, from Arabic غنى, from Arabic ن, from Arabic نِي.

Γκάνα (Greek): Ghana

Definitions

  1. Ghana

Ancestry of “Γκάνα”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1EnglishGhanaA style of Maltese folk singing
2Maltesegħanato enrich
3Arabicغنىto sing; verbal noun of غَنِيَ; richness
4ArabicنSuffix marking the short or long energetic mood...
5Arabicنِي—

Words derived from “Γκάνα”

Every word from Arabic نِي →Every word from Arabic ن →Every word from Arabic غنى →