agba

American  

[ag-buh] / ˈæg bə /

noun

1. a tropical tree, Gossweilerodendron balsamiferum, of the legume family.

2. the hard, strong, mahoganylike wood of this tree, used for veneers.

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Etymology

Origin of agba

First recorded in 1915–20, agba is from the Edo word ágbá

Example Sentences

The deal is expected to close in late May, after which Triller will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of AGBA, which is publicly traded.

From Los Angeles Times

"My family and I feel very unsafe and terrified any time we see these tigers," Pamela Agba said.

From BBC

Ms Agba and her family share a garden with Mr Bediako on his Wonder World Estate, and her decision to take the matter to court sparked huge interest in the country.

From BBC

Last month, the Agba family returned to court, which found the head of the Forestry Commission in contempt of court, and issued a warrant for his arrest.

From BBC

Ms Agba's lawyer said that other residents had moved out because of the tigers.

From BBC