Mossi
- adjective
- She studied Mossi traditions as part of her research on West African cultures.
Examples
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During the festival, dancers wore colorful Mossi masks to celebrate their heritage.
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The museum features a collection of Mossi sculptures and ceremonial objects.
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The Mossi culture is rich in traditions and customs.
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I learned about Mossi traditions during my trip to Burkina Faso.
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The museum features a collection of Mossi sculptures and ceremonial objects.
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During the festival, dancers wore colorful Mossi masks to celebrate their heritage.
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I learned about Mossi traditions during my trip to Burkina Faso.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mossi is the name of a people in West Africa, mainly in Burkina Faso. Because the word names that group, calling something Mossi means it is 'from the Mossi people' or their culture, so Mossi sculptures are art of that people.