- Look up hima in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Hima may
refer to:
Dervish Hima (1872–1928),
Albanian politician Fatmir Hima (born 1954),
Albanian footballer...
- society. In
Ankole society composed of the Iru (pl. Bairu) and Hima (pl.
Bahima. The Iru were
cultivators who had some
cattle while the Hima were those...
- The Hema
people or
Bahema (plural) are a
Bantu ethnic group who are
concentrated in
parts of
Ituri Province in the
eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo...
- own right.: 109 : 14
These include: the
Bahima,
found in
Uganda and the Congo, ****ociated with the
Bahima and
other peoples;: 14 : 109 the
Bashi in...
- that "the much-publicized idea of the
similar physical features of the
Bahima and the
Batutsi is of the very
marginal relative validity since, even today...
-
Bahima disease is
caused by iron
deficiency in
babies which are fed
exclusively on cow's milk. Stedman,
Thomas Lathrop (2005). Stedman's
Medical Eponyms...
- in Egypt), Nubians, Beja, Abyssinians, Galla, Danakil, Somalis, Masai,
Bahima and Watusi).
According to Coon,
typical Hamitic physical traits included...
-
Banyankole society is
divided into two main
social classes: the
Bahima and the Bairu. The
Bahima are
primarily cattle herders,
known for
their long-horned Ankole...
- to as "Abasangwa Butaka" . The
Bazigaba cluster includes the
Bairu and
Bahima pastoral communities. They were
largely agro-pastoralists in
terms of economy...
- pre-colonial occupations, values, and
history of the Banyankore,
especially the
Bahima, who are
cattle keepers.
Ebyevugo likely originated at
communal gatherings...
