How to Say “Beautiful” in Ewe

dzo
The English word "beautiful" is translated into Ewe as dzo.
dzo is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is attractive.
Meaning: attractive (adj)

Did you know?

  • The word dzo is a homonym that can also mean 'fire' in Ewe. Depending on the tone and context, the same sound can describe both an attractive person and a blazing flame.
  • In many Ewe contexts, describing a person as dzo can focus more on their elegance or striking presence rather than just physical symmetry.
  • The Ewe language belongs to the Gbe cluster, where words for beauty often share roots with words describing brightness or clarity.

Example conversation

Akosua and Koffi are looking at a painting together.

  1. Akosua

    Koffi, xɔ̃a eyá dzo ŋutɔ.
    Koffi, this painting is very beautiful.
  2. Koffi

    Ẽ, eyae nye nyanya dzo nyi.
    Yes, it is a beautiful piece of art.
  3. Akosua

    Me lɔ̃a eƒe kulowo tso ŋu.
    I love the colors in it.
  4. Koffi

    Miaku eya le nuɖokuiɖodzi la me.
    We will see it in the gallery.
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