Nilo-Hamite
Nilo-Hamite noun: a member of a group of East African pastoralist peoples, including the Maasai, Teso, and Kalenjin, who share linguistic, traditional, and cultural affiliations between Nilotic speakers and surrounding Afroasiatic peoples.
Noun
Nilo-Hamite (plural Nilo-Hamites)
- A member of a group of East African pastoralist peoples, including the Maasai, Teso, and Kalenjin, who share linguistic, traditional, and cultural affiliations between Nilotic speakers and surrounding Afroasiatic peoples.
Forms of Nilo-Hamite
| plural | Nilo-Hamites |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Niloto-Hamite |
Words formed from Nilo-Hamite
Questions about Nilo-Hamite
- What does Nilo-Hamite mean?
- Nilo-Hamite means a member of a group of East African pastoralist peoples, including the Maasai, Teso, and Kalenjin, who share linguistic, traditional, and cultural affiliations between Nilotic speakers and surrounding Afroasiatic peoples.
- What part of speech is Nilo-Hamite?
- Nilo-Hamite is a noun.
- What is the plural of Nilo-Hamite?
- The plural of Nilo-Hamite is Nilo-Hamites.
Words near Nilo-Hamite in the dictionary
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