Meanings of small tribes in English

Besides many small tribes, there were in the age of Henry II.

How small tribes and villages clung to one larger confederation over another.

There are two other small tribes, Zedin-SheikhEbenadon, and Shibim-SheikhBengadem.

Death was as common as cockroaches in the small tribes.

They are divided into small tribes, each occupying a small river and living in one village.

They knew this section was only sparsely settled by small tribes, hardly larger than family clans.

Perhaps it was time for the multitude of small tribes to consider gathering again in larger clans.

We are small tribes. He smiled humorlessly.

There are, however, small tribes in which physical development has been, and still is, a great feature.

They were of one mind in many things, and between them they kept all the small tribes in tribute.

The carpet, thick and luscious, mutes the murmur of guests who sit around low, glass tables, conversing in small tribes.

Finally, we separated into families and small tribes, and wandered this way and that- "- heswunghisarms- outward.

Wheat was the first crop we harvested that had enough nutrition, adaptability and sustainability to keep our once small tribes alive.

They were slowly advancing through the tangle and would eventually wipe out all the small tribes: or so the legends ran.

The state is very sparsely populated; two-thirds of the inhabitants are Indians, forming small tribes, and subject only in small part to government control.

North of the latter lies the Gabun, with a large number of small tribes dominated by the Fang who are recent arrivals from the Congo.