- The
Songhay,
Songhai or
Ayneha languages ([sõʁaj], [soŋaj] or [soŋoj]) are a
group of
closely related languages/dialects
centred on the
middle stretches...
- Empire, a
former country The Songhai, a
geographic area in
Niger Songhai or
Songhay languages, a
group of
closely related languages Songhai (album), a 1988...
- Zuwagha, Zawagha, Zauge, Azuagha, Azwagha, Sungee, Sanghee, Songhai,
Songhay, Sughai, Zanghi, Zingani, Zanj, Zahn, Zaan, Zarai, Dyagha, and possibly...
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Although some
speakers in Mali have also
adopted the name
Songhay as an
ethnic designation,
other Songhay-speaking
groups identify themselves by
other ethnic...
-
civilizations and
kingdoms formed in Nubia, Axum, Carthage, Ghana, Mali, and
Songhay.
Islam began spreading across North Africa in the 7th
century CE and became...
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Eight of its
proposed constituent divisions (excluding Kunama, Kuliak, and
Songhay) are
found in the
modern countries of
Sudan and
South Sudan,
through which...
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culminating in the
Songhay Empire; thus it
primarily covers the
millennium from the mid-sixth
century to 1591 CE, when
Songhay came
under Moroccan rule...
- ([kojra tʃiːni],
figuratively "town language"), or
Western Songhay, is a
member of the
Songhay languages spoken in Mali by
about 200,000
people (in 1999)...
- The
Songhai (also
Songhay,
Songhaytarey ([soŋhaj], [soŋhajtaraj])) is an area in the
northwestern corner of Niger's Tillabéri
Region po****ted mainly...
- Pat; McKissack,
Frederick (1995). The
royal kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and
Songhay: life in
medieval Africa. H. Holt. p. 103. ISBN 978-0-8050-4259-7. Clark...
