dagaba

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dagaba

(ˈdɑːɡəbɑː)
n
(Buddhism) a variant form of dagoba
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Languages: Asante 16%, Ewe 14%, Fante 11.6%, Boron (Brong) 4.9%, Dagomba 4.4%, Dangme 4.2%, Dagarte (Dagaba) 3.9%, Kokomba 3.5%, Akyem 3.2%, Ga 3.1%, other 31.2%
Variable Frequency (n) Percentage (%) Age groupings (years) 15-24 176 46.5 25-34 180 44.6 35-49 44 8.8 Religion Christian 176 44.0 Muslim 216 54.0 Traditionalist 8 2.0 Classification of occupation Trader 98 24.5 Farmer 123 30.8 Civil servant 2 0.5 Service worker 67 16.8 Education/teacher 5 1.3 Health worker 3 0.8 Nothing 102 25.5 Ethnicity Dagomba 119 29.8 Kassena 71 17.8 Dagaba 110 27.5 Kukomba 2 0.5 Frafra 14 3.5 Wala 55 13.8 Fulani 2 0.5 Dorimor 27 6.8 Education level of mother None 207 51.8 Low (primary and junior high) 157 39.3 High ([greater than or equal 36 9.0 to] senior high) Marital status Single 8 2.0 Married 342 85.5 Widowed 5 1.3 Cohabiting 33 8.3 Separated 12 3.0 TABLE 2: Association between dietary intake and mean Hb among pregnant women.
After my ordination, it was March 3,2003 when Mr Edirisinghe took us to visit Ven Gotami, A Sri Lankan bhikkhuni who lived in Mahintale, the direction is opposite to Mahintale Stupa or what locally called Dagaba. Coming from Anuradhapura, we turned left at a junction just before Mahintale Dagaba and proceeded about 1-2 kms.
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