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Meanings of mandingoes in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mandingo"
Examples for "mandingo"
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The burning the grass in Mandingo exhibits a scene of terrific grandeur.
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One man had a cigarette, and told her he was a Mandingo.
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In Berlin I lived a few blocks away from a nightclub named Mandingo.
4
Films like Mandingo, A Woman Called Moses and Beloved have all tackled the subject.
5
The people are Jaloffs, but most of them speak Mandingo.
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The burning the grass in Manding exhibits a scene of terrific grandeur.
2
In their company he arrived at Sibidooloo, the frontier town of the kingdom of Manding.
3
Went and saw some iron-furnaces; they are smaller at the top than those of Manding, thus:
4
Sixty is called a Manding hundred.
5
Sibidooloo is the frontier town of Manding, and is situated in a fertile valley, surrounded with high rocky hills.
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The most common native languages are Mande and Fulah.
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But then a traditional storyteller tells him the mythic version -a 13th-centurytale about the Mande people.
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Distressed hipsters: from hackneyhipsterhate.tumblr.com American comedian Joe Mande began his photo-blog, Look At This Fucking Hipster in April 2009.
4
We stayed at Saint-Mande for ten days, and my prince got off with paying the forfeit money to the management.
5
Probably around 1425, Sonni Muhammad Dao felt secure enough to lead a raid against Mali, reaching Jenne, seizing Mande captives, and generating legends.
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Tiken wears the traditional flowing robes of his northern Malinke tribe.
2
It included a total 90 Dogon, 42 Fulani and 80 Malinke ethnic groups.
3
Even then a wipeout majority is unlikely as Conde's Malinke ethnic group accounts for around a third of voters and will remain loyal.
1
From Richard Nixon's memoirs to Donald Trump to Og Mandino and Irving Wallace.
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"When all is said and done," says author Og Mandino, "success without happiness is the worst kind of failure."
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Their debut album is 100 percent inspired by Mandé music-morespecifically, the music of the Maninka and Bamana people.
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Main character Kunta Kinte is a Mandinka warrior who is educated, proud, strong and resilient-alltraits that empower him when he is captured by slavers.
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In Guinée, Macandal was a Mandingue but at Habitation LeNormand he was a slave who fed the sugar mill.
Usage of mandingoes in English
1
The Mandingoes, generally speaking, are of a mild, sociable, and obliging disposition.
2
Description of the Feloops, the Jaloffs, the Foulahs, and Mandingoes.
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Moors, Mandingoes, Foolahs, and Jaloofs, principally dwell in this vast region of West-Central Africa.
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They're more patient;-someof these men, the Mandingoes, particularly, are pretty troublesome to manage.
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The Mandingoes of the most cultivated type seldom found their way to the West Indies.
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The Mandingoes were reputed to be especially gentle in demeanor but peculiarly prone to theft.
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The Mandingoes seem to be the most numerous, and are the most remarkable in personal appearance.
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The Mandingoes are a smaller race than the others, but they are well disposed and tractable.
9
These different branches of commerce are conducted principally by Mandingoes and Serawoollies, who have settled in the country.
10
The account of the Mandingoes continued.
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Wawra is a small town surrounded with high walls, and inhabited by a mixture of Mandingoes and Foulahs.
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The Mandingoes, in particular, are a very gentle race, cheerful in their dispositions, inquisitive, credulous, simple, and fond of flattery.
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He is a man of large property, and has a town of his own, called Madina, inhabited entirely by Mandingoes.
14
The inhabitants differ in their complexions and national manners from the Mandingoes and Serawoollies, with whom they are frequently at war.
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These Mandingoes hold the faith of Mahomet, and at the time of our arrival, were celebrating the feast of the Ramazan.
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But their prosperity attracting the envy of some Mandingoes, the latter drove out the shepherds, and took possession of their lands.