Ugandan
- adjective
- /juˈɡændən/
- Thus far, the Ugandan government has been unable to defeat this insurgency.
- Ugandan government
- Ugandan territory
- Ugandan land
Do you think that you did a good Ugandan accent?
- Do you think that you did a good Ugandan accent?
Examples
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Catherine Mitchell sells jewelry made by Ugandan women and sends the proceeds back to the women in Africa.
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Stranded and alone, Becca is soon befriended by Derric, a Ugandan orphan adopted by a local family.
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I saw a thing yesterday on the Ugandan parliament.
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Since that tragedy, however, the Ugandan government has worked to ensure that the area is secure.
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I've always been Ugandan first, Indian second.
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He shares an apartment with other Ugandan refugees.
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Here, the Journal reprints the remarks of former Ugandan Ambassador Aggrey Awori on regional economic cooperation in Africa.
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Is it true that, as Ugandan writer Okot p'Bitek claims in his posthumous book, "In an African society, art is life?"
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So I've been treated by doctors, by Cuban doctors, by Ugandan doctors, by Congolese doctors who were phenomenal, who had not much more than their hands to work with.
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The Ugandan culture is rich in traditions and customs that date back centuries.
Synonyms
A person from the continent of Africa
Relating to the countries, people, and culture of East Africa
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ugandan as an adjective comes from Uganda, a name borrowed from the Ganda people of 'Buganda'. That's why Ugandan describes something 'of or relating to Uganda'.