- Today, a few
Hadza women marry into
neighbouring groups such as the
Bantu Isanzu and the
Nilotic Datooga, but
these marriages often fail, and the
women and...
- The
Isanzu (Anyihanzu) are a
Bantu ethno-linguistic
group based in
Mkalama District,
Singida Region, Tanzania. In 1987 the
Isanzu po****tion was estimated...
-
Isanzu is a
Bantu language spoken by the
Isanzu people south of Lake
Eyasi in Tanzania. The
position of
Isanzu within the
Bantu family is uncertain. It...
- (E70), etc. Takama: Sukuma–Nyamwezi (+ Konongo–Ruwila),
Kimbu (F20), Iramba–
Isanzu,
Nyaturu (Rimi) (F30), ?Holoholo–Tumbwe–Lumbwe (D20)
Great Lakes Bantu (zone...
-
apparently a form of the same from one of the
local Bantu languages,
presumably Isanzu.[citation needed]
Kangeju (pronounced Kangeyu) is an
obsolete German name...
- high gods and
spirits for guidance. The
Isanzu people are
based in the
Iramba district of
Singida Region. The
Isanzu speak a
Bantu language called Kinyihanzu...
- Chokwe–Luchazi
Luyana Mbukushu Pende Luban Lunda Rukwa Sabi–Botatwe Nyaturu-Nilamba-
Isanzu Nyasa Rufiji–Ruvuma
Umbundu Kavango–Southwest
Bantu Yeyi
Shona Southern...
-
Maasai territory. The
Datooga inhabit the
Yaeda Valley to the southeast, the
Isanzu the south, and the
Sukuma across the
Sibiti River in the southwest. The...
- dialect,
sometimes listed as a
distinct language. On the
other hand, the
Isanzu language is
sometimes included as a dialect.
Forms of the name
occur with...
- the
importance of his find. He also
collected folklore of the
Hadza and
Isanzu. He and his wife
Margit performed excavations at the
Mumba cave
where they...
