- 1929 book
which showed two
forms and
asked readers which shape was
called "
takete" and
which was
called "maluma".
Although he does not say so outright, Köhler...
-
Takete-Isao is a
village in
Yagba East
local government area of Kogi-State
southwest Nigeria in west Africa. It is
bordered by Ijowa-Isanlu from the North...
-
known as the
Takete-Maluma phenomenon. When
presented two shapes, one
being curvy and
another being spiky, and
asked which one is
called Takete and which...
- how they
relate to
general objects, such as the ****ociation of the
words takete and
baluma with
either a
round or
angular shape, has been
tested to see...
- “
takete” or “baluba” to a set of
round or
jagged shapes. It was
concluded that
people had a
strong preference to
calling the
jagged shapes “
takete” rather...
- beast-like sounds,
laughing and
flailing at the air. [Hekate]
teaches the
taketes to operate, that is the
movement of the top, as if it had an ineffable...
- the
island of
Tenerife showed a
similar preference between shapes called takete and maluma. Even 2.5-year-old
children (too
young to read) show this effect...
-
Igbagun Igbo-Ero Ilai
Imela Isao Jege Odo-Amu
Ogbom Ohun
Okeagi Oranre Ponyan Takete- Isao HASC, po****tion, area and
Headquarters Statoids "Kogi (State, Nigeria)...
- Wamalca) Ocolé
Yecoanita Pasain (Pazaine)
Omoampa (Umuapa)
Vacaa Vilela Ipa
Takete Yoconoampa (Yecunampa)
Wamalca (Malbalá ?)
Unclassfied languages are Tonocoté...
-
Space Along Takete Road;
Orokere Old Site; Open Space, By Ai****e
Settlers Effo Mopa Moro
Takete Idde/Otafun
Okegada Amuro Market Okegada;
Takete-Ide Lgea...
