Sabaot people

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The Sabaot people are an indigenous Kalenjin-speaking community primarily inhabiting the Mount Elgon region along the Kenya–Uganda border, known for their pastoralist traditions and distinct cultural practices.

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Label Occurrences
Sabaot people canonical 3

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
continent Africa
country Kenya
Uganda
culturalPractice age-set system
bridewealth payment
ethnicGroupOf Kenya NERFINISHED
Uganda NERFINISHED
hasSubgroup Bok NERFINISHED
Bongomek NERFINISHED
Kony NERFINISHED
Mosop NERFINISHED
Sabiny NERFINISHED
Someek NERFINISHED
languageFamily Southern Nilotic languages NERFINISHED
livelihood agro-pastoralism
partOf Kalenjin peoples NERFINISHED
primaryRegion Kenya–Uganda border region NERFINISHED
Mount Elgon region NERFINISHED
region Bukwo District NERFINISHED
Bungoma County NERFINISHED
Elgeyo-Marakwet County NERFINISHED
Kapchorwa District NERFINISHED
Kween District NERFINISHED
Trans-Nzoia County NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Kipsigis people NERFINISHED
Marakwet people NERFINISHED
Nandi people NERFINISHED
Pokot people NERFINISHED
Tugen people NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
traditional African religions
socialOrganization clan-based system
speaks Kalenjin languages
Sabaot language
subgroupOf Kalenjin NERFINISHED
traditionalDress beaded ornaments
shukas
traditionalEconomicActivity cattle herding
mixed farming
traditionalHousing thatched houses
traditionalLifestyle pastoralism
traditionalMusic dance
folk songs
traditionalTerritory slopes of Mount Elgon
usesRiteOfPassage female circumcision
male circumcision

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Sabaot spokenBy Sabaot people
Sabaot ethnicGroup Sabaot people
Kalenjin people subgroup Sabaot people