Beja
- proper noun
- The Beja people have a rich cultural heritage.
Examples
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The Beja ethnic group has historically inhabited areas of Sudan, Eritrea, and Egypt.
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The Beja have a rich cultural heritage in northeastern Africa.
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She is studying the Beja language as part of her research on Cushitic peoples.
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Many Beja communities live in the eastern regions of Sudan.
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Many Beja speakers live in Sudan.
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The Beja are known for their rich cultural traditions and nomadic lifestyle in northeast Africa.
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He communicated with the local Beja people to learn about their customs and language.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Beja is the name of a people in northeast Africa and of their language; the name comes from the short local word for those people, so today Beja means both the people and the language they speak.