1) Chinese instrument 2) Chinese musical instrument 3) Chinese metal instrument 4) Eastern metal instrument 5) Instrument from the East 6) Instrument from the Orient 7) Musical instrument from China 8) Nilotic 9) Nilotic language 10) Nilotic native 11) Oriental musical instrument 12) Oriental instrument
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people living among several Bantu-speaking peoples in the flat country near Lake Victoria in western Kenya and northern Tanzania. More than three ... [5 related articles]
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any of several sizes and styles of Chinese gong. The most common luo are characteristically round and convex in shape, with edges that are turned ... [2 related articles]
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Member of the second-largest ethnic group of Kenya, living in the Lake Victoria region and numbering around 2,650,000 (1987). The Luo are a Nilotic people who traditionally lived by farming...
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The Luo are the second-largest ethnic group of Kenya, living in the Lake Victoria region and the Upper Bile valley. In 1987 they numbered some 2,650,000. The Luo traditionally live by farming livestock. The Luo language is of the Nilo-Saharan (Nilotic) family.
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[
n] - a Nilotic language
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noun a Nilotic language
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Member of the second-largest ethnic group of Kenya, living in the Lake Victoria region and numbering around 2,650,000 (1987). The Luo are a Nilotic people who traditionally lived by farming livestock. Many, however, now work as wage labourers throughout East Africa. Traditionally they had a strong clan system without centralized political autho...
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a member of a people living mainly in southwest Kenya. · the Nilotic language of the Luo people.
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