Wakamba
- proper noun
- The Wakamba are known for their rich cultural traditions and craftsmanship.
Examples
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Many stories and legends are passed down through generations among the Wakamba community.
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Masai, Kikuyu, Wakamba, Kavirondo, Lugandas, Nandi, Luluwa, Wandarobo, Ologhe, Abaluhyia Tribes a thousand miles from the coastline.
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We did not make a stand only against the Kikuyu and the Wakamba, but against all men who would have us change our ways.
Fiction book (1994) -
His face was ascetic, thin, and intelligent, and he had the arrowhead tribal cuts of the Wakamba on both cheeks.
Fiction book (2000) -
In Kenya, the Wakamba people have historically been skilled farmers and traders.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wakamba comes from the name of the Kamba people of Kenya; the part Wa- in many local languages means 'people' and joins with Kamba, the group's name. So Wakamba simply means 'the Kamba people' or a member of that group.