Gullah
- adjective
- /ˈɡʌlə/
- Many Gullah festivals celebrate the community's music, food, and crafts.
Examples
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She studied Gullah folklore to better understand the region's unique history.
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The museum features a collection of Gullah baskets made using traditional weaving techniques.
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The Gullah culture is rich in traditions and history.
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Many tourists are fascinated by Gullah art and music.
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The museum features a collection of Gullah baskets made using traditional weaving techniques.
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She studied Gullah folklore to better understand the region's unique history.
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Many Gullah festivals celebrate the community's music, food, and crafts.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gullah probably comes from a West African name such as Gola or from Angola, words used for people who came to the American coast long ago. So when we describe a basket, song, or food as Gullah, we mean it is made in that people's special style or tradition.