Myths and Legends of the Bantu |
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Common terms and phrases
African Akamba amazimu Angola animals answered appeared asked assagai baby Baganda Bahati Bantu Bantu languages Bapedi Basuto beast began bird Brer brother brought Bushmen called carried cattle Chaminuka chief child Chilube creature daughter dead death dogs drum earth eaten elephant father fire folklore frog gave ghosts girl give goat gone gourd ground hare heard Hlakanyana husband Huveane hyena Imana Kachirambe Kalunga Kilindi killed kraal Kwege Lamba legend leopard lightning lion Liongo living look Masilonyane Mbega Miseke monster mother Murile never ng'anzi Ngondo Nyanja Nyasaland ogre once parents Pokomo reached refused returned river Ruanda Ryang'ombe sang seems seen seized sent Shebuge snake spirit story Sudika-Mbambi Sungura Swahili swallowed tale tell told took tortoise tree tribes Tumbuka Uncle Remus Unkulunkulu usual village Vuga wife words young Zulu