Rwandan
- adjective
- /rwaˈndən/
- During the festival, Rwandan dancers showcased their elaborate costumes.
- Rwandan genocide
- Rwandan refugee
- Rwandan government
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- Very useful for all, especially for Rwandan people.
- And so if we're truly going to build this as a Rwandan institution, which I was committed to do, we've got to do it in a way that doesn't fully depend on you.
- He had taken so much criticism after Rwanda for the US failure to act in the Rwandan controversy.
- But when you see someone being like, you know, there's a book about, I think the Rwandan genocide.
Examples
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Certainly Chef talks about the Rwandan genocide and the ways in which the Dutch occupation helped lay some of the foundations for that.
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The first was the genocide of the Rwandan Tutsi in 1994.
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For a long period, Rwandan society was comprised of these three groups.
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Meanwhile there are reports that France is considering intervention in the Rwandan situation.
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Could the United Nations have done more to stop the Rwandan genocide?
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And so I was really lucky to find a small group of Rwandan powerhouse women who are my Co founders and we did everything together.
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By 1998, the alliance between Kabila and the Rwandan Army had fallen apart.
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To date, however, almost four years after its establishment, the Rwandan tribunal has produced no criminal convictions.
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Regarding Rwanda, China argued that any international intervention would require the consent of the Rwandan government.
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Information campaigns to expose propaganda earlier in the Rwandan conflict might have mitigated the tragedy.
Academic text (1996)
Synonyms
Connected to Rwanda, its people, culture or language
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rwandan is made from Rwanda and the ending -an, meaning 'from' or 'about', similar to Italian. So when something is described as Rwandan, it means it comes 'from Rwanda' or is connected to its people, language, or culture.