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1 age - villages ( efepanga ) . A group of men within a few years of one another in age build a village together . Each man usually builds one or more bamboo huts for himself and his wives , and plants bananas round them ; his homestead ...
1 age - villages ( efepanga ) . A group of men within a few years of one another in age build a village together . Each man usually builds one or more bamboo huts for himself and his wives , and plants bananas round them ; his homestead ...
الصفحة 21
village : ' they are children ' . The young boys then either begin a new age - village of their own , or else they join a younger village springing up near by which has already been started by the sons of an age - village a little ...
village : ' they are children ' . The young boys then either begin a new age - village of their own , or else they join a younger village springing up near by which has already been started by the sons of an age - village a little ...
الصفحة 61
of as his umpakatsi or head village . The imipakatsi of the whole country or the royal villages are the villages of the living queen mother and of the king , and also the villages of late queen mothers and kings .
of as his umpakatsi or head village . The imipakatsi of the whole country or the royal villages are the villages of the living queen mother and of the king , and also the villages of late queen mothers and kings .
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action administration African African languages authority become boys called carried cattle chief Christian Colonial common court culture dans difficulties district economic elder European example existence fact father femme field fish gens give given Government hand head important indigènes individual Institute interest king land language libutvo linguistic living London marriage married means methods Mission mother native natural Notes organization pays person population position possible practice present priest problems Professor question regiment relations Representing royal salt social society South student Swazi taken Territory tion tribe UNIVERSITY usually village whole wife wives women