Zulu
- noun
- /ˈzuːluː/
- The Zulu warrior was renowned for his bravery and skill in battle.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd I think with with the Zulus, they were probably predominantly black.
- And I think with with the Zulus, they were probably predominantly black.
- But I feel that Zulus have got more like Borough.
- Do not, as a Zulu man LED across a man, see you cry.
- So you caught against guys like Big Baz who left the Zulus and Birmingham, that kickboxing world champion hoe.
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During the festival, members of the Zulu community wore traditional clothing and performed dances.
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And yet the truth is the Zulus only just won that war.
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Just like you're proud of being a zulu.
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And the first military divisions was Zulus, the way they fought battles and all that kind of thing.
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And the resulting frontier zone between Afrikaner and British and Zulu and other Bantu groups is WHOO complex.
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The Zulu people have a rich cultural heritage and history in South Africa.
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Etymology
Zulu is the name the people use for themselves; it comes from an old personal name that meant 'heaven' or 'sky', so a Zulu is someone who belongs to that people and their culture.