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Meanings of bangala in English
Portuguese
imbangala Synonyms
Examples for "ngala"
Examples for "ngala"
1
You can see exclusive behind-the-scenes photos of the mother-to-be on Ngala's website.
2
I felt in him the touch of his grandmother's Ngala, the creator of the world.
3
The pictures were taken by Flo Ngala, who has worked as a photographer for the 25-year-old.
4
In the town of Gamboru Ngala, witnesses said gunmen had fired on a crowded market place and set fire to homes.
5
Witnesses described the Gamboru Ngala attack as a well-coordinated onslaught that began shortly after 1:30 p.m. Monday at a busy outdoor market in the town.
Usage of bangala in English
1
The ubiquitous one-storey detached bungalow comes from an east-Indian Hindi word (bangala) used to describe the high-status houses occupied by officers of the British Raj.
2
One of the tribes in the Kongo Valley is called the Bangala tribe.
3
Through the country of the Bangala they now fought their way.
4
We have now traversed the whole of the river which runs past the Bangala District.
5
The Basongo and Bangala are yet only partially subdued.
6
He has known the Bangala District for many years and has seen the riverside population diminish very much during the last fifteen years.
7
All these provinces that I have been speaking of, to wit Bangala and Caugigu and Anin, employ for currency porcelain shells and gold.
8
After visiting this province, the traveller went to Bangala, the Bengal of the present day, which at this time, 1290, did not belong to Kublaï-Khan.
9
Now having told you about the province of Mien, I will tell you about another province which is called Bangala, as you shall hear presently.