- Kpélé
include Kpélé-Akata,
Kpélé-Goudévé,
Kpélé-Kamè,
Kpélé-Nord,
Kpélé-Novivé,
Kpélé-Govié,
Kpélé-Dawlotu,
Kpélé-Gbalédzé, and
Kpélé-Dutoè. "Prefectures...
-
Prefecture Ogou
Prefecture Wawa
Prefecture Akébou
Prefecture Anié
Prefecture Kpélé Prefecture Blitta Prefecture Sotouboua Prefecture Tchamba Prefecture Tchaoudjo...
- Ijaw (including the
Kalabari subgroup), Itsekiri, Jola, Luchaze, Lunda,
Kpele, Kru, Mahi,
Mandinka (including the
Mende subgroup), Naulu, Serer, Susu...
- Ajonuche-Oko; Alaba; Alakwa; Amejekpo; Ameke; Aneke; Apata; Arefe; Ata; Ayi-
Kpele; Ekpotoko; Emuchi; Epete; Eti-Akpacha; Ibochi;
Igbope Okealuju; Ikare; Ikare-Ojefu;...
- include: Ho, Kpedze, Hohoe, Peki, Kpando, Aveme, Liati, Fódome, Danyi, and
Kpele.
Though there are many classifications,
distinct variations exist between...
- Capital:
Kpélé–Adeta; 09
Cantons Canton of
Kpélé–Akata
Canton of
Kpélé–Dawlotu
Canton of
Kpélé–Dutoè
Canton of
Kpélé–Gbalédzé
Canton of
Kpélé–Goudévé Canton...
-
dialects characterised indigenously as Ewedomegbe, e.g., Lomé, Danyi, and
Kpele etc. (Ag****a 1997,
Gavua 2000,
Ansre 2000).
Speakers from
different localities...
- nɔ̀k͡pòŋ (5 + 1) nɔ̀́d͡ʒɔ̃̀ŋ (5 + 2) nɔ́tʰɔ́ʔ (5 + 3) nɔ̀dáa (5 + 4) hʊ̀
k͡pélé / sínʊ̃y
Central Gur, Southern,
Grusi K****em (1) kàlʊ̀ ǹlè ǹtɔ̀ ǹnā ǹnū...
-
three main
groups of fugitives, one of
which was made up of Agomé, Agou,
Kpélé, Danyi, Gbi, Peki, Kpando, Matsè and
Wodzo people.
Their migration eventually...
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Lilikovhe Lili Kuni 60,5
Ganikovhe 70,5 Game Haho 77,3
Amakpavhe 86,1
Kpele 96,4 Nuatjä 100,8 Joto 110,9
Agbatitoe 122,7 Chra 123,0 Chra 137,8 Glei...
