tachoni造句

• Similarly, they are taught Tachoni beliefs, philosophy, values and practices.
• What distinguishes the Tachoni from the Bukusu is circumcision.
• The Kabras dialect sounds like the Tachoni dialect.
• The Tachoni "'speak Lutachoni and occupy Lugari, Bungoma and Malava districts.
• All this is done by elderly members of the Tachoni community who should have themselves undergone the same ritual.
• The Tachoni, on the other hand can learn, understand and speak all the Luhya dialects with ease.
• The Kabras ( or Kabarasi, Kavalasi and Kabalasi ) are sandwiched by the Isukha, Banyala and the Tachoni.
• Tachoni clans include Abachambai, Abamarakalu, Abasang'alo, Abangachi, Abasioya, Abaviya, Abatecho, Abaengele.
• Outlawing of the practice by the government led to its end, even though it can occur among the Tachoni.
• The dialect spoken east of Webuye town is influenced by the neighbouring Kabras and Tachoni dialects of the Luhya language.
• The Saniaga clan found among the Maragoli in Kenya and the Saniak in Tanzania are said to have originally been Tachoni.
• The Tachoni tribe believe in'okhulicha'( the training of initiates in adult roles before they pass out as adults ).
• Among the Bukusu, the Tachoni and ( to a much lesser extent ) the Nyala and the Kabras, the traditional methods of initiation persist.
• For instance, during circumcision, Tachoni boys will face towards the East as they are'cut'( circumcised ) whereas Bukusu boys face the West.
• They reside in Malava that is in the Kabras Division of Kakamega District, which is neighboured by the Isukha, Banyala, Tsotso, and the Tachoni.
• The Kabras dialect is similar to Tachoni . However, the Kabras have spread to other regions as result of intermarriages and movement to seek greener pasture in formal employment
• The "'Tachoni ( We shall be back in Kalenjin ) "'are Kalenjins assimilated by Luhya people of Western Kenya, sharing land with the Busia.
• Circumcision is held every even year in August and December ( the latter only among the Tachoni and the Kabras ), and the initiates are typically 11 to 15 years old.
• Among the Tachoni clans are : Abakobolo, Abamuongo, Abamarakalu, Abangachi, Abasang'alo, Abasamo, Abayumbu ( mostly around Webuye ), Abamuchembi, Abachambai, Abacharia, Abakabini, Abamakhuli, Abasioya, Abaabichu, Abamachina, Abamutama, Abakafusi, Abasonge, Abasaniaka, Abaabiya, Abachimuluku.
• "' Bukusu "'is a dialect of the Masaba language spoken by the Luhya dialects; however, it is more closely related to the Gisu dialect of Masaaba in eastern Uganda ( and to the other Luhya dialect of Tachoni ) than it is to other languages spoken by the Luhya.