Definition of Nkanda. Meaning of Nkanda. Synonyms of Nkanda

- : 19 : 87–88  An important part of the Yaka culture is the ceremony of nkanda, which is ceremony to present young men after they have undergone cir****cision...
- João I of Kongo Awenekongo of the Lukeni Nkanda Manikongo of the Kingdom of Kongo Reign 1470–1509 Predecessor Nkuwu a Ntinu of Kongo Successor Nzinga-a-Mvemba...
- Missionary Society, The University of Michigan, 1887 Karl Edvard Laman, Nkanda wa bilekwa bianza uzayulwanga mpangulu ye nkadulu au, Svenska missionsförbundet...
- but used to mean "holy") and nkanda (meaning book) were merged so that the Christian Bible became known as the nkanda ukisi (holy book). The church became...
- from the eastern Congo Basin; their leader's name is sometimes given as Nkanda. They settled in an area that today belongs to Tanzania's Meatu District...
- commentary by Linda Heywood and John Thornton as "The Treason of Dom Pedro Nkanda a Mvemba against Dom Diogo, King of Kongo, 1550," in Kathryn McKnight and...
- Ekpe society, which is made up of seven grades in Oron namely Nyamkpe, Nkanda, Usongo, Ekpeyong, Esa, Ibang and Eyamba. Apart from the Nyamkpe there are...
- traditional accoutrements. The society is divided into five main grades such as Nkanda, Oku akama, Nyamkpe, Okpoho and Ebonko. Each grade has a chieftain or an...
- Nyerere (7,950) Bugaga (15,853) Buhoro (66,175) Heru Ushingo (20,050) Kagera Nkanda (15,260) Kalela (10,511) Kigembe (14,600) Kitagata Ward (83,775) Kitanga...
- his wife, Selma (née Carlson; 1862–1936), are buried at Stjärnorp. 1899, Nkanda wabilekwa bianza uzayulwanga mpangulu ye nkadulu au: Kimfumu kiabibulu ye...