IPA: //ˈlɪm.bə//
KK: /lɪmˈbɑ/
Connected to the Limba people or their language, which is spoken in parts of West Africa.
The Limba culture is rich in traditions and history.
A type of tall tree found in West Africa, known for its straight-grained wood, or the wood itself. It can also refer to a group of people from Sierra Leone and Guinea, or their language.
The carpenter used limba wood to make beautiful furniture.
The word 'limba' originates from Latin 'limbus', meaning edge or boundary. In a broader context, it refers to a border or a fringe area, often used in religious contexts to describe a place on the edge of heaven or hell.
Think of 'limbus' meaning an edge or boundary, which helps you remember that 'limba' refers to a place that is on the fringe or border of something.