wahinda造句

• There the Wahinda reigh, their ministers are the Watosi, a race which has been described when treating of their headquarters Karagwah ."
• The Wahinda affect a milk diet which is exceedingly fattening, and anoint themselves plentifully with butter and ghee, to soften and polish the skin.
• One East African tribe, the Wahinda, believed it was so holy that seeing a drum would be fatal to any person other than the sultan.
• This opinion seems to rest upon physical peculiarities  the superiority of the Wahinda in figure, stature, and complexion to their subjects suggesting a difference of origin.
• Another reference to the Wahinda in relationship to drums and drumming comes from a " Sacred Beat : from the heart of the drum circle ", by Telesco and Waterhawk
• The Wahinda are found in the regions of Usui, Karagwah, Uhha, Uvinza, Uyungu, Ujiji, and Urundi, where they live in boma-- stockades and scattered villages.
• However, the histories of Egyptian, Semitic, Sumerain, and Wahinda people all tell us of women using these instruments . . . . [ A ] mong the Wahinda of East Africa, it's considered a death wish for a man to even " look " at a drum.
• However, the histories of Egyptian, Semitic, Sumerain, and Wahinda people all tell us of women using these instruments . . . . [ A ] mong the Wahinda of East Africa, it's considered a death wish for a man to even " look " at a drum.
• This points, if our maps are true, to the Gallas  for all pastorals in these people's minds are Wahuma; and if we could only reconcile ourselves to the belief that the Wawitu derived their name from Omwita, the last place they attacked on the east coast of Africa, then all would be clear : for it must be noticed the Wakama, or kings, when asked to what race they owe their origin, invariably reply, in the first place, from princes giving, for instance, the titles Wawitu in Unyoro, and Wahinda in Karague  which is most likely caused by their never having been asked such a close question before, whilst the idiom of the language generally induces them to call themselves after the name applied to their country.