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Kamwe (also
spelt Kamue) is a
Chadic language native to
Adamawa State and
Borno State of
Nigeria as well as to North-Western Cameroon. In
Nigeria about...
- The
Kamwe people (also
spelled Kamue) is a
Chadic language speaking group,
native to
Adamawa State and
Borno State of
Nigeria and
Northwest Cameroon....
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Cofer Hot
Springs (Paipai: Ha’
Kamwe’) are
privately owned hot
springs in Arizona,
United States. The
springs discharge 290 acre-feet of
water per year...
- The word 'Michika' is the
corrupted form of the
Kamwe phrase for "Mwe-che ci-ka",
which is the
Kamwe word for "creeping in silently". Oral
history has...
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Nigeria and on into
Cameroon are the
Central Chadic languages such as Bura,
Kamwe and Margi.
These are
highly diverse and
remain very
poorly described. Many...
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Charles Camoin (French: [
kamwɛ̃]; 23
September 1879 – 20 May 1965) was a
French expressionist landscape painter ****ociated with the Fauves. Born in M****ille...
- Bole Bura
Cibak Dadiya Daka
English Fulfulde Gera
Hausa Huba
Izere Jarawa Kamwe Kanembu Kanuri Karai-karai Mafa
Mambila Margi South Margi Mumuye Ngizim...
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Kapsiki in Cameroon, and
Kamwe (Higi) in Nigeria.
Together they
amount to
about 120,000 people.
Their language,
Psekiye or
Kamwe,
consists of
eleven dialects...
- Biu–Mandara (Central Chadic).
Three branches,
which include (A) the Bura,
Kamwe, and Bata languages,
among other groups; (B) the
Buduma and
Musgu languages;...
- (West A.4 Wandala): Lamang, Hdi,
Mabas Higi Higi (A.3): Bana, Hya, Psikyɛ,
Kamwe, Kirya-Konzel
Musgum –
North Kotoko Kotoko Island:
Buduma Kotoko North:...
