Shaka
- proper noun
- /ˈʃɑːkə/
- In 1828, three conspirators, two of whom were brothers of Shaka, stabbed him to death.
- Shaka Zulu
- the reign of Shaka
- King Shaka
Also shout out to Shaka Zulu and we talking to him and he said some shit to me like how much you want.
- Also shout out to Shaka Zulu and we talking to him and he said some shit to me like how much you want.
Examples
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The reign of Shaka marks a crucial phase in the history of the Zulu Kingdom.
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And marching out at the head of our great multitude... to show us the way is our founder... the great grand warrior of the Kingdom of Shaka.
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All praises due to the Kingdom of Shaka!
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The internal political structure of the kingdom changed dramatically during Shaka's regime.
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Now, the sons and daughters of Shaka have always thrived on adversity.
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An example is the sounds of Zulu music that resonate from the stories of the great warrior, King Shaka Zulu.
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Dingane's rule clearly shows the extent to which the regime of Shaka had profoundly affected and changed the Zulu political order.
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Shaka's rule was centralized and authoritarian, but the local chiefs did retain some autonomous power.
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During the regime of Shaka, kinship ties were already weakened through the formation of age-grade regiments.
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The legacy of Shaka continues to influence the Zulu culture to this day.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shaka is the personal name of a famous Zulu king who united many tribes in southern Africa in the early 1800s and became known for strong leadership. So when you see Shaka as a name it usually refers to that powerful historical leader.