Yidana
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Yidana is a title of the landlord or male head of a family for the Mole Dagbani people. Yidana broadly translates to "husband" in English and is mostly used in conversation. A more common term of endearment that a wife may use to address their husband with either in public or in person is n-duu lana ("owner of my room").
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It sits within the topics Culture of Ghana, Dagbaŋ culture and Dagbon.
Its subject is documented across 5 Wikipedia language editions.
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Yidana is a title of the landlord or male head of a family for the Mole Dagbani people. Yidana broadly translates to "husband" in English and is mostly used in conversation. A more common term of endearment that a wife may use to address their husband with either in public or in person is n-duu lana ("owner of my room").
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