Examples of 'herero' in a sentence
Meaning of "herero"
herero (noun) - Refers to a member of a pastoral Bantu-speaking people in Namibia and Botswana
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- A member of a people belonging to the Bantu group, with about 240,000 members today mostly in Namibia, Angola, and Botswana.
- The language of the Herero people.
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Herero representatives say they are being marginalised.
Opuwo is also home to a small community of Herero.
Herero fighters with their weapons.
The siege ended as the Herero fled.
Herero who survived the desert were imprisoned in concentration camps and enslaved.
The word is taken from the Herero language.
The Herero have a bilateral descent system.
A mixed recognition of the Herero genocide.
Herero and Namaqua dying in the desert.
By late afternoon the Herero were defeated.
A descendant looks at a recently erected monument to the Herero.
The Herero making a living out of rearing domestic animals.
We protect and take care of traditional Herero grave sites.
The Herero nation must now leave the country.
Hahn is known for his scientific work on the Herero language.
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Besides his native Herero he speaks five other languages.
At that time it was thus an organisation that had mainly Herero followers.
It is mostly inhabited by Herero people and a minor group of the San people.
Horse and donkeys are common means of transport for the Herero.
This annoyed the Herero and they decided to topple the rock.
German geneticists came to the country to perform racial studies of supposed Herero inferiority.
They are related to the Herero people and in the language group of Bantu.
Various strategies have been attempted to claim reparations for the atrocities committed against the Herero.
Image caution women in a traditional Herero dress made up some of the Namibian delegations.
The Herero people of the area called it Ezorongondo.
German settlers were encouraged to settle on Herero land which caused a great deal of discontent.
Was Herero erzählten und sangen.
The area occupied by the Herero was known as Damaraland.
A Baster merchant group was killed by the Herero.
He spoke both Damara and Herero fluently and knew the country and the people.
The Himba originally belonged to the group of the Herero.
The bulk of the Herero and their cattle escaped eastward into the Omaheke desert.
The extermination of the Herero.
The fighting had subsided and the Herero and Nama people were ready to start negotiations.
The Herero are arguably the most culturally recognisable in Namibia.
The place was known to the Herero under the name Otjivanda.
The Herero are suing the German government in a class action lawsuit.
Karibib was a waterhole known to the Herero under the name Otjandjomboimwe.
Only a few Herero managed to escape into neighbouring British territories.
But the Germans killed almost all of the Herero people.
Okonjima is a Herero name meaning Place of the baboons.
History Path to sites of Herero history.
This extermination of Herero and Nama has been described as genocide.
Herero and Nama territories.
Okakarara became the centre of the Herero Tribal Authority in the early seventies.
The Herero called the place Epako.
The name Omaheke is the Herero word for Sandveld.
The idea of NBC Herero was evaluated over a constant number of years preparation.
Other towns include Herero.
These days the Herero are among the wealthiest herders in Botswana.
