- Fuliiru, or
Kifuliiru, is a
Great Lakes Bantu language spoken by the
Fuliiru people (Bafuliiru), also
known as the Fuliru, who live
north and west of...
- and
integration within the Bafuliru. Over time, the
Bazige adopted the
Kifuliiru language,
strengthened by
intermarriage and
economic exchanges, and ultimately...
- Budza, Ngbandi, Lendu, Mangbetu, Yombe, Nande, Ngbaka, Zande, Lugbara,
Kifuliiru and Komo. As of 2010 the
government decided to
include Portuguese as an...
- of Burundi, and 25 km
north of Uvira. The
primary spoken language is
Kifuliiru,
although Kiswahili and
French are also
commonly spoken. It is located...
- in Runingu. The
upper Sange valley has
traditionally been
occupied by
Kifuliiru-speaking
agriculturalists and
herders who have
thrived in the area, relying...
- 1957 JD60: Rwanda-Rundi
group JD63 flr
Fuliiru (Fulero, Fuliiro, Fuliru,
Kifuliiru)
Otterloo and
Otterloo 2011;
Schoenbrun 1994 JD60: Rwanda-Rundi group...
- the territory. The
predominant languages are Swahili,
Kifuliiru, Kivira, and Kijoba.
Kifuliiru is
predominantly spoken from
Kiliba to the
Ruvimvi River...
-
Bugwika holds a
profound significance with its three-fold
meaning in
Kifuliiru: "Ruhigita"
signifies the
epitome of
leadership and authority, "Ndagora"...
-
Bafuliru ruler who
reigned from 1914 to 1927. Over time,
Bazige adopted Kifuliiru and
merged into
Bafuliru society through intermarriage and
economic exchanges...
