Definition of Tindana. Meaning of Tindana. Synonyms of Tindana

- Tindana (Plural Tindamba/Tindaanima) is a title for historical rulers of the Dagbon and many other related peoples of West Africa. The tindaanima ruled...
- It was made of Tinsi( towns) which were headed by Tindaanima (singular: tindana). The Tindaamba mainly oversaw spiritual and religious activities. They...
- tendaalun. The head of these shrine area systems, the tengan sob (sometimes tindana) fulfilled the role of community elder and priest, along with the tengan...
- Nanima (singular: Naa) and aboriginal chiefs are the Tindaamba (singular: Tindana). Other important chiefs such the chiefs of Tolon, Kumbungu and Gulkpeɣu...
- the Gbewaa Palace. ****obu's tomb is located in Karaga guarded by the Tindana of Baɣli. The Mamprusi claim to eldership is based on male-preferred/cognatic...
- 1007/s10437-020-09405-7. PMC 7445818. PMID 32863518. Pereira L, Mutesa L, Tindana P, Ramsay M (May 2021). "African genetic diversity and adaptation inform...
- one ‘Tindana’ who acts as the chief priest and relates with the ancestral traditions which he holds in trust for the people. Sirigu has six Tindana. Matters...
- in this community. It is one of the few communities headed by a female(Tindana) in the Northern Region . Suburbs of Tamale (Ghana) metropolis "Millennium...
- births and deaths and information services department. There are chiefs and Tindanas/Tigatus in every community. People with these two titles in the communities...
- active for more than 100 years. Traditionally, these camps are run by tindanas, or local chiefs able to cleanse women and the community of any danger...