-
Kimbundu, a
Bantu language which has
sometimes been
called Mbundu or
North Mbundu (to
distinguish it from Umbundu,
sometimes called South Mbundu), is the...
- The
Kimbundu languages are a
group of
Bantu languages coded Zone H.20 in Guthrie's classification.
According to
Nurse &
Philippson (2003), they probably...
- The
Kingdom of
Ndongo (formerly
known as
Angola or Dongo, also
Kimbundu:
Utuminu ua Ndongo,
Utuminu ua Ngola) was an early-modern
African state located...
- It is
composed of
Ovimbundu (language Umbundu) 37%,
Ambundu (language
Kimbundu) 23%,
Bakongo 13%, and 32%
other ethnic groups (including the Chokwe, the...
-
Portuguese Empire among Kongo and
Mbundu slaves who
spoke Kikongo and
Kimbundu languages. The
supreme and
creative god is
Nzambi or
Nzambi a Mpungu. Below...
- with a
majority Portuguese lexicon and a
heavy substrate of a
dialect of
Kimbundu (port. Quimbundo), a
Bantu language from
inland Angola,
where many had...
-
whether it be rice, c****ava, or
maize flour. The word was
borrowed from the
Kimbundu word for flour,
which was used by
enslaved Africans in
Brazil to refer...
- (disambiguation)
Combat Camp (disambiguation)
Quilombo (disambiguation) (
Kimbundu for 'warcamp, battlecamp') Eko (disambiguation) (Yoruba for 'warcamp, battlecamp')...
- "masciusce" (a name that
suggests a
connection with
Brasilian "maxixe" and
Kimbundu ma'xixi,
indicating the thorny, tiny
maroon cu****ber), it is
being "rediscovered"...
-
between government pronouncements, but
commonly included are Umbundu,
Kimbundu,
Kikongo (presumably the
Fiote of Cabinda), Chokwe,
Kwanyama (Ovambo),...
