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Kresh is the name of an
ethnic minority in
South Sudan, Sudan, and the
Central African Republic. The
Kresh speak various Kresh languages of the Nilo-Saharan...
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ethnic groups are the
Baggara Arabs, Baka, Banda, Bayaka, Fula, Gbaya, Kara,
Kresh, Mbaka, Mandja, Ngbandi, Sara, Vidiri, Wodaabe, Yakoma, Yulu, and Zande...
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western division,
which would include Bongo–Bagirmi and
Kresh scattered across Chad, the CAR, and
South Sudan.
Starostin (2011) notes...
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Kresh, also
known ambiguously as Gbaya, is a
Central Sudanic language of
South Sudan.
Naomi Baki, a
native Kresh speaker who
became a
French citizen in...
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relationships to each
other remain obscure Central Sudanic (including
Birri and
Kresh–Aja,
which may
prove to be
closest to each other)
Koman (including Gule)...
- capabilities, they
enlist his help in
their decades-long war
against the
Kresh, a
formidable alien enemy responsible for the
crashing of Kelda’s ship and...
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Kresh is a
small language group of
South Sudan. It is
generally considered to be a
branch of the
Central Sudanic languages.
Boyeldieu (2010)
judges that...
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ethnically Kresh,
their language is
unintelligible to
other Kresh languages. It is
largely Banda in vocabulary,
though it
remains Kresh in structure...
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languages Zaghawa language Kanuri language (Bornu)
Berti language [extinct]
Kresh languages Gbaya language Bongo-Bagirmi
languages Tar Gula
language Yulu...
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David Kresh (1940-2006) was an
American poet, with
three published volumes of poetry. He also
served as the
reference specialist for
poetry at the Library...
