Nguni

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Nguni refers to a group of closely related Bantu-speaking peoples of Southern Africa, including the Zulu, Xhosa, Swazi, and Ndebele, who share linguistic and cultural ties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu peoples
ethnic group
linguistic group
associatedWithCountry Eswatini NERFINISHED
Lesotho NERFINISHED
Mozambique NERFINISHED
South Africa NERFINISHED
Zimbabwe NERFINISHED
characteristic age-set and kinship-based social organization
ancestor veneration
cattle-based cultural traditions
patrilineal descent systems
use of click consonants in many languages
continent Africa
culturalPractice beadwork traditions
initiation rites
lobola (bridewealth)
praise poetry (izibongo)
ethnolinguisticGroup Ndebele people NERFINISHED
Swazi people NERFINISHED
Xhosa people NERFINISHED
Zulu people NERFINISHED
hasNotableSubgroup Xhosa chiefdoms
Zulu Kingdom NERFINISHED
hasSubgroup Ndebele people NERFINISHED
Northern Ndebele people NERFINISHED
Southern Ndebele people NERFINISHED
Swazi people NERFINISHED
Xhosa people NERFINISHED
Zulu people NERFINISHED
historicalMigration Bantu expansion into Southern Africa NERFINISHED
languageFamily Bantu languages
linguisticSubgroup Nguni languages NERFINISHED
region Southern Africa
relatedGroup Shona peoples NERFINISHED
Sotho-Tswana peoples NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
traditional African religions
sharesLanguageFeaturesWith Northern Ndebele language NERFINISHED
Southern Ndebele language NERFINISHED
Swati language NERFINISHED
Xhosa language
Zulu language NERFINISHED
socialStructure chiefdoms
clan-based organization
subgroupOf Bantu peoples NERFINISHED
traditionalEconomy cattle herding
mixed farming

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