- (Somali:
Jasiiradaha Jubbada Hoose; Italian:
Isole Giuba, also
known as the
Bajun Islands or
Baajun Islands) are an
archipelago in
southern Somalia. They...
- (Trans-Juba),
Italian Colony (1924 – 1926) Haywood, C.
Wightwick (1935), "The
Bajun Islands and Birikau", The
Geographical Journal, 85 (1): 59–64, Bibcode:1935GeogJ...
- The
music of
Barbados includes distinctive national styles of folk and po****r music,
including elements of
Western classical and
religious music. The...
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settlement in
South Central Somalia. The
Garre Somalis colonised the Barava-
Bajun region, the NFD of Kenya, and Bale
province in
Ethiopia before the Boorana...
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Mvita (63%), Amu (61%),
Mrima (60%),
Kigiryama (59%),
Chidigo (58%) or
Bajun (57%).
Pokomo does not have
phonemic tone.
Pokomo at
Ethnologue (18th ed...
- "
Africa Review 8.2 (2016): 120-132. Haywood, C.
Wightwick (1935), "The
Bajun Islands and Birikau", The
Geographical Journal, 85 (1): 59–64, doi:10.2307/1787038...
- ****ab was
Shaykh Fāḍil bin ʿUmar al-Bawrī. He was a Swahili, an
ethnic Bājūn and
native speaker of Swahili. The name Bawrī
indicates that he belonged...
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wrapped around the
waist like a shirt, and
rubber thongs on
their feet.
Bajun ladies wear
discrete black veils that
reveal just
their eyes to the outside...
- by
members and
clients of the
Mazrui family.
Migrating fishers from the
Bajun Islands to the
north probably founded a
temporary fishing village there...
- BC) Liu
Xingju (劉興居),
Marquess of
Dongmou (committed
suicide 177 BC) Liu
Bajun (劉罢军),
Marquess of
Guangong Liu
Ningguo (劉宁国),
Marquess of
Guaqiu Liu Xindu...
