Karanga


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Ka·ran·ga

(kə-räng′gə)
n. pl. Karanga or Ka·ran·gas
1. A member of a Bantu people inhabiting southeastern Zimbabwe and southern Mozambique.
2. The dialect of Shona spoken by the Karanga.

[Shona -karanga as in Chikaranga, the Karanga dialect of Shona.]
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karanga

(kəˈræŋə)
n
(Anthropology & Ethnology) a call or chant of welcome, sung by a female elder
vb
(Anthropology & Ethnology) (intr) to perform a karanga
[Māori]
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The 6 km-trek from Barranco camp to Karanga Campa (4,200 metres) on the fourth day will be one of the most difficult stretches before the ascent to the summit.
He kaimanaaki reo Maori a Paraone, he kaiako, he kaitito, he tauira, he kaipapaho, e aronui ana ki te reo, ki nga tikanga, nga karanga, te whaikorero me nga waiata tawhito.
The two who usually play together in most of the events at Kiambu, beat the single handicap pair of Michael Karanga (2) and Stephen Kiaro (5) by three points while finishing third on 41 points was the pair of Ken Mwaura and Evans Ngene who beat Joseph Kimotho and Joseph Kimani and that of James Njoroge Kariuki and Ian Njoroge on countback.
Karanga in Zimbabwe, Vengesai has indicated that the Karanga still
After arriving at the city's war memorial, William was greeted with a traditional karanga, an exchange of calls that forms part of a powhiri, a Maori welcoming ceremony.
The field of five amateurs will be looking to replicate Michael Karanga's great performance in Limuru.
(5) The voice of Tangaroa replies to the karanga of the ocean with his own lament as he stands above a broken patu representing the degradation of the oceans.
The major subsections of Shona are Karanga, Zezuru and Korekore.
Teach haka, providers, flexible time, set up Karanga, weaving, poi making, kapa haka, PolyFest, visit to Maori specific services.
E nga mana, e nga karanga maha, nau mai te ao, nau mai te po.
"A baby is welcomed into the world with a karanga, and a karanga of farewell should be the last sound a person hears as s/he dies."

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