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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...
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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...
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between government pronouncements, but
commonly included are Umbundu,
Kimbundu,
Kikongo (presumably the
Fiote of Cabinda), Chokwe,
Kwanyama (Ovambo),...
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widespread in
parts of Angola,
where it is
known as
mburututu in the
Chokwe and
Kimbundu languages.
Borututu bark is
claimed to have
hepatic healing properties...
- It is
composed of
Ovimbundu (language Umbundu) 37%,
Ambundu (language
Kimbundu) 23%,
Bakongo 13%, and 32%
other ethnic groups (including the Chokwe, the...
- 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...
- in present-day
Angola just
north of the
Kwanza River. The
Ambundu speak Kimbundu, and most also
speak the
official language of the country, Portuguese....
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Pombajira (from
Kimbundu:
pambu ia njila, lit. 'crossroads') is the name of an Afro-Brazilian
spirit evoked by
practitioners of
Umbanda and
Quimbanda in...
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possibly from
Bantu (Kikongo and
Kimbundu nguba) gilo - from
Kimbundu njilu, via
Portuguese jiló
gumbo – from
Bantu (
Kimbundu ingombo,
plural of kingombo,...
