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enkang

enkang noun: a Maasai homestead formed by a thick round 'fence' of sharp thorn bushes, protecting the tribe and their cattle, especially at night, from rival tribes and predators.

Noun

enkang (plural enkangs)

  1. A Maasai homestead formed by a thick round 'fence' of sharp thorn bushes, protecting the tribe and their cattle, especially at night, from rival tribes and predators.

Forms of enkang

pluralenkangs

Questions about enkang

What does enkang mean?
Enkang means a Maasai homestead formed by a thick round 'fence' of sharp thorn bushes, protecting the tribe and their cattle, especially at night, from rival tribes and predators.
What part of speech is enkang?
Enkang is a noun.
What is the plural of enkang?
The plural of enkang is enkangs.

Words near enkang in the dictionary

  1. enjuries
  2. enjury
  3. enka
  4. enkai
  5. enkais
  6. enkang
  7. enkangs
  8. Enke
  9. enkelytin
  10. enkennel
  11. enkenneled

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