Continuing the discussion from Week-end bɛ di?:
Sebagaya kɔrɔ ko di?
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“Sebagaya” can be broken down like this:
se-baga-ya
to.be.able-person-ness
A sebaga is “a person who is able”, as in “a person with power”.
Sebagaya is the state of being a person who is able or powerful.
In the context of a soccer game or a sports match like in the original example, it means something like “victor-hood” and is one way to talk about who won a game or match.
Nka mɔgɔ si ma sebagaya sɔrɔ
“But no person obtained victorhood”
(as in, “But nobody won” or “But nobody was victorious”)
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