Kikongo
- adjective
- The Kikongo language is rich in proverbs that reflect the culture of the Kongo people.
Examples
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She learned some Kikongo phrases for her trip to Africa.
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Traditional Kikongo music features unique rhythms and instruments.
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The Kikongo language is spoken by millions of people in Central Africa.
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Many Kikongo customs are still practiced in rural communities today.
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The Kikongo language is spoken by many in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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She enjoyed exploring Kikongo traditions during her visit to the region.
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The festival celebrated various Kikongo arts and crafts, showcasing the community's heritage.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kikongo comes from the name Kongo, the people of that region, and the prefix Ki- which means 'language of', like in Kiswahili. So Kikongo as an adjective means 'relating to the Kongo people, their language, or their culture'.