Language · Wisdom · Time · Clans
The Mina language is the breath of Aneho. Related to the ewe of Ghana and Togo, its words carry a worldview where the visible and invisible coexist. This crossroads explores the foundations of Guin identity: the language, the proverbs that condense the wisdom of the elders, and the clan system that structures society.

100 words to understand Aneho. Practical vocabulary, greetings and essential cultural terms.

Bilingual collection of Mina proverbs. Ancestral wisdom commented and contextualized for the visitor.

The hidden meaning of Mina first names. Naming traditions, birth days and personal identity.

Clan-based social organization. Rights, obligations and each person's place in the Guin family structure.

Days of the week, lunar months and fixed festivals. The measurement of time according to Mina tradition.