Togo
Togo (name) means a country in West Africa, officially the Togolese Republic. Example: “They flew from Accra to Lomé, the capital of Togo.”
How to use Togo
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMost commonly a proper noun — the West African nation; the verb sense meaning "to scatter" is archaic.
Word forms
- Third person singular
- togoes
- Past tense
- towent, togone
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They flew from Accra to Lomé, the capital of _____.
Etymology
The country name comes from Togoville, from Ewe "to" ("to pound") plus "go" ("shore").
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