-
modern Kabyle people during the
colonial era, however,
Zwawa is
still the most used term for
Kabyles in
areas such as
western Algeria. The
Kabyles were...
- alphabet, also
known as
Berber Latin alphabet Kabyle grammar Kabylie, the
Kabyle ethnic homeland Kabyles du Pacifique, a
group of
Algerians deported to...
- also in French.
Kabyle is
still strong in
villages but
urban Kabyles in
Algeria are
increasingly shifting to
Arabic and
diaspora Kabyles to the surrounding...
-
Kabylia or
Kabylie (/kəˈbɪliə/;
Kabyle:
Tamurt n
Leqbayel or Iqbayliyen,
meaning "Land of
Kabyles", Arabic: منطقة القبائل,
meaning "Land of the Tribes")...
-
officer Baron Aucapitaine [fr], who claimed: "In one
hundred years, the
Kabyles will be French!"
Camille Sabatier [fr], a
colonist theorist of "Berber...
- This is a list of
Kabyle people.
Abderrahmane Abdelli,
singer Amour Abdenour,
Algerian singer (active
since 1969)
Myriam Abel,
singer Etienne Daho, singer...
- east of Algiers, and is a
traditional center of conflict. The
Kabyles, who
speak Kabyle (a
Tamazight language), have been
campaigning since the independence...
- the
second largest Tell
Atlas Berber-speaking ethnicity,
alongside the
Kabyles and Chenouas.[citation needed] The name
Chaoui is
taken from the Berber...
- and
Algerians of
Kabyles and
Chaouis heritage in France.
Since the 1970s,: 209 a
political movement,
initially led by the
Kabyles of Algeria, has developed...
- them a
higher status.
Prior to the
creation of the
ideology in the 1840s,
Kabyles throughout the
centuries were
actively and
fully engaged in the Arab culture...
