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Meaning of "esan"
esan (adjective): a term in Laos used to describe someone with a fair or light complexion
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- A people of South South Nigeria, whose homeland in Edo state is known as Esanland.
- Their language, from the Edoid group of Niger-Congo languages.
- Alternative spelling of Isan (region in Thailand)
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Ishan is the anglicized variant for Esan.
Esan battery foreign trade.
Araen is the Esan word that means blood.
Esan myth varies over the true origins of the Esan people.
Christianity spread across the Esan community.
The Esan association used to give away sea products directly to consumers.
Their language is a unique dialect of Edo and Esan.
His father was Esan and his mother was Yoruba.
He was an important Onojie in the history of the Esan people.
The Esan people and culture of Esanland are generally homogenous.
I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Esan on several occasions.
Esan is an Edoid language.
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Esan is a tonal Edoid language of Nigeria.
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The club also changed their name to Esan United.
Esan Hakodate city.
There are few Esan writers.
They decided to manage themselves and created the record label Esan Ozenki.
Esan style lunch cooked and served by the Thai Puan Women Group association.
The Old English form was esan.
In some clans, the first Esan simply fell out of the sky.
Visit of the Ho chi Minh 's house in Esan.
It is taught in schools throughout Esanland, and Esan language radio and television is prevalent.
Esan United finished the season in 6th, a record for the club.
Osun, the Esan god of medicine.
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What Yemi Esan said after replacing Oyo-Ita.
Olokun Esu, the Esan trickster god.
Most annual Esan Kings ' Council meetings are largely conducted in English for this reason.
She later married Victor Esan in 1934 and they briefly lived in Lagos.
The Esan are traditionally agriculturalists, trado-medical practitioners, mercenary warriors and hunters.
