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Hehe, also
known by its
native name
Kihehe [
kihehe], is a
Bantu language that is
spoken by the
Hehe people of the
Iringa region of Tanzania,
lying south...
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Karamojong kwee
kiGogo
nhyewe kiHehe nchewe isiNdebele ikhanka kiKinga ****
Tigrinya ቡኳርያ} (bukharya)
Kinyaturu mola
Sagara kewe
kiSwahili
bweha nyakundu...
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endemic species. The
mountains are home to the
Hehe people, and the name
Udzungwa comes from the
Kihehe word “Wadzungwa",
which means the
people who live...
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mentioned in statistics. Locally, the
animals are
called simbilisi,
which is a
Kihehe word. In
Makete District,
cavies are
largely fed with
bamboo leaves. The...
- (Rori)
Mumford 1934;
Nurse 1988 G60: Bena-Kinga
group G62 heh
Hehe (Ehe, Ekiehe,
Kihehe)
Mumford 1934;
Nurse 1988 G60: Bena-Kinga
group G63 bez Bena (Ekibena...
- Tun Sohneya,
Hehe Way Mann
Mohnya (sad)... Singer(s):
Tasawar Khanum & Co., Music: ****r Ali, Poet:
Waris Ludhyanvi Way Sab Tun Sohneya,
Hehe Way Mann Mohnya...
- (1.0 million)
Makonde (1.0 million) Ha (1.0 million)
Nyakyusa (800,000)
Hehe (800,000)
Luguru (700,000) Bena (600,000)
Shambala (650,000)
Nyaturu (600...
- Phra Mae
Thorani (Mae Phra Thorani, Nang Thorani)
Jurchen -
Manchu Abkai Hehe Bana-jiermu
Tuoyalaha Ak Ana
Etugen Eke Gun Ana
Kubai Od Ana Su Ana Umay...
- ****anese doll
maker and musician,
possibly related to
medication Mkwawa (1898),
Hehe tribal leader,
gunshot to the head
George de
Mohrenschildt (1977), American...
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Jurchens practiced shamanic rituals and
believed in a
supreme sky
goddess (abka
hehe,
literally sky woman). The
Jurchens of the Jin
dynasty practiced Buddhism...
