Uganda
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2.1
- proper noun
- /juˈɡændə/
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Uganda
- Moses travels to Uganda, where he experiences the unique culture and natural beauty.
- Tanzania and Uganda
- Kenya and Uganda
- Sudan and Uganda
And I met a guy from Uganda who was on death row.
- And I met a guy from Uganda who was on death row.
- But what are the safe havens for Uganda's queer children now?
- Ted's father was ACIA operative in Uganda, I believe, and Idi Amin murdered him.
- At least your parents came here from Uganda.
- And he has taken to Uganda.
- That shit is wack organda or I think I think you mean Uganda and that's a country.
- He did not want to move to Switzerland and she knew she wouldn't get the support for her son in Uganda.
- But in, in Uganda, I, I was left to line my own urine for, for hours and hours on end.
Examples
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Last year, I accompanied five trucks of refugees returning from exile in Uganda to southern Sudan.
Academic text (2008) -
Four Pepperdine alumni traveled to Uganda to advocate for children held in prison without trial.
Academic text (2011) -
I am from northern Uganda.
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A group of women lawyers in Uganda, for example, is providing legal education to village women.
Academic text (1994) -
If you call us to do your work in Uganda, please give us courage.
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My uncle used to work at the Uganda consulate.
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And this is a project called Fruits of the Nile that works in Uganda where they do that.
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"Dry beans are one of the major food crops grown in Uganda on about 600,000 hectares of land."
Academic text (2008) -
I am from Uganda, a beautiful landlocked country in East Africa.
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The wildlife conservation project in Uganda focuses on protecting endangered species.
Synonyms
A landlocked country in East Africa
Surface Forms
Etymology
Uganda comes from the name of the local kingdom Buganda, and Buganda means 'land of the Ganda', the local people. So the country's name simply points to the people and land it began with.