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Indian Ocean, is Australia. The name "Sumba" is
derived from the native
Sumbanese word humba or hubba (in
various Subanese dialects),
which means “original”...
- The
Sumbanese traditional house (
Sumbanese uma mbatangu, "peaked house")
refers to the
traditional vernacular house of the
Sumba people from the island...
- couples, and one of
these couples is the
ancestor of the
Sumbanese. Secondly, the
spirits of
Sumbanese ancestors in Prai Marupu. Thirdly, the
spirits of their...
- The
place of
women in
equestrianism has
undergone significant societal evolution.
Until the 20th century, in most
Eurasian and
North African countries...
- Kambera, also
known as East
Sumbanese, is a Malayo-Polynesian
language spoken in the
eastern half of
Sumba Island in the
Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia...
- the couple's wrists, elbows, knees, and
ankles are decorated,
since the
Sumbanese believed those regions to be
energy repositories.
Their stances are authoritative...
- Hawu Dhao
Sumba languages Central–East
Sumbanese East
Sumbanese:
Kambera (dialect cluster)
Mamboru Central Sumbanese Anakalangu Wanukaka Ponduk Baliledu...
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symbolizing the
woman as the
giver of life.
Mamuli are the most
important Sumbanese precious metal valuables and are seen as
heirloom objects which served...
- the
present generation p****es on its
messages to ****ure generations.
Sumbanese textiles are
deeply personal; they
follow a
distinct systematic form but...
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Sumba languages:
Sumba Central–East
Sumbanese East
Sumbanese:
Kambera (dialect cluster)
Mamboru Central Sumbanese Anakalangu Wanukaka Baliledu-Buawa Wejewa–Lamboya...
