How To Use Kamba In A Sentence
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Daasanach: seech-geebe, sies-geebe (plural) English: umbrella thorn Gabra: d'addaca Ilchamus: ltepes, lkunyi Kamba: mulaa, muaa, ulaa (fruits) Kipsigis: chebitet Maa: oltepesi, sagararam (fruit) Malakote: dadacha, dadwota, dadech (young)
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Embu: njavi, njabi nzavi English: hyacinth bean, bonavist bean, lablab bean Giriama: mpupu Kamba: mbumbu, ngiima, nzavi
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Giriama: mutunguru, muizu-wa-arisa Kamba: kitungulu Kambe: muizu-wa-arisa, mutunguru Malakote: kukube Orma: dika
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A young Afghan, Sayed Pervez Kambakhsh, has been sentenced to death for printing out a Web page in which Muhammad is described as a misogynistic prophet.
Jabberwocky
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Arabian tea Giriama: miraa Kamba: mailyungi, miungi (plural)
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Skeels (English: jambolan, Java plum, Swahili: mzambarao, zambarao (fruits), Kamba: kisambalau, kithambalau, Luo: jamna) a native of South Asia and widely cultivated for its fruits.
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He likens his ambition to that of Tanzanian President Julius Kambarage Nyerere, who retired from politics in the 1980s in order to devote himself entirely to the translation of Shakespeare into Swahili.
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Kamba: kinondo Orma: dakar Pokot: sungululwo Rendille: halale, hanja (resin) Samburu: lecholoo, lkinoo Somali: magafur, murfur-madbe, mirafur (Tana River) Swahili: ubani Turkana: ekinyate
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While Lakamba was speaking he had glanced once rapidly over his shoulder, just to make sure that there was nobody behind him, and, tranquillised in that respect, he had extracted a siri-box out of the folds of his waist-cloth, and was wrapping carefully the little bit of betel-nut and a small pinch of lime in the green leaf tendered him politely by the watchful Babalatchi.
Almayer's Folly
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In the night of 28-29 December, two battalions penetrated in large numbers into Makamba Province.
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Working with the Amboseli Elephant Research Project in southern Kenya, the researchers presented the animals with clean clothing and material worn by either a Masai or Kamba tribesman.
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With Kamban, perhaps for the last time in the cycle of Indian Rama stories, Rama occasionally straddles the nebulous twilight zone between epic hero and infallible deity.
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The vegetable is normally cooked and eaten with ugali or it may be cooked together with flour to a stuff known as ngunzakutu (Kamba) or atap
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TeleGeography's GlobalComms Database says that Telecel Zimbabwe, the country's second largest cellco, is owned by Telecel Globe (60%, formerly Telecel International), and the Empowerment Corporation (40%), itself comprising exiled businessman, James Makamba's Kestrel (23%), IEG
British Blogs
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I had the immense and delicate task of restoring confidence in Kambawe.
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Congo's minister of culture, Esdras Kambale, called Makeba a role model for all Africans.
China Confidential
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The Wakamba, in Africa, use threads of the best of the adansonia or monkey-bread tree, and tie the funis tightly two or three inches from the navel, the Mexicans some three inches.
Labor Among Primitive Peoples
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The Wakamba ordain a coitus about the third day, and after this the puerpera is considered clean.
Labor Among Primitive Peoples
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Male pantalong yari sa kambas may fantastically kumplikadong genitalia, na mayroon nagbago sa pagtawid ang mga komplikadong vaginal canals ng babae pantalong yari sa kambas, na nagbago hugis tribuson bilang tugon sa lalaki pantalong yari sa kambas na makatawag pansin sa sapilitang pagsasama.
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Uses: FOOD: Grain ground into flour which is made into porridge or cooked together with vegetables in a mixture known as ngunza-kutu (Kamba).
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Both Kamba and Maasai people are elephant hunters.
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Egyptian thorn Gabra: burquqe, burq'uq'e Giriama: msemeri, munga, muhegakululu Ilchamus: lkiloriti, lkilorit Kamba: kisemei
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Elephants, tigers and rhinoceroses are successfully bred at the Way Kambas National Park, which is also famous for its elephant training school.