Fulah
- noun
- Many Fulah communities maintain traditional customs and speak the Fulfulde language.
Examples
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The Fulah are well known for their distinctive woven textiles and nomadic lifestyle.
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Many Fulah communities maintain traditional customs and speak the Fulfulde language.
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A group of Fulah cattle herders traveled across the savannah in search of better grazing land.
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The Fulah people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Fulahs are known for their traditional music.
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A group of Fulah cattle herders traveled across the savannah in search of better grazing land.
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The Fulah are well known for their distinctive woven textiles and nomadic lifestyle.
Synonyms
A person from a West African people who herds cattle and moves from place to place
A person from a West African people who herds cattle and often moves with them
A person from a West African group who moves with cattle and is mostly Muslim
A nomadic Muslim people in West Africa who herd cattle
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fulah comes from the name the people use for themselves in their own West African language, like Fulɓe or Fula, which means 'people'. So Fulah is simply the English name for that group of mostly Muslim cattle herders and nomads.