susu
सुसु
definition
noun
Over the next two centuries, the Susu gained control of the coast by building a series of small states based on clan and town affiliation.
a member of a people of northwestern Sierra Leone and the southern coast of Guinea.
In these days, it was typical to see even obscure languages like Vai and Susu and Kpelle treated as sources for this word or that feature.
the Mande language of the Susu.
adjective
The Susu ethnic group accounts for 20 percent of the population; the Peul, 34 percent; and the Maninka, 33 percent.
relating to the Susu or their language.
example
In these days, it was typical to see even obscure languages like Vai and 'Susu' and Kpelle treated as sources for this word or that feature.
This small country includes the homelands of 20 African peoples, including the Mende, Lokko, Temne, Limba, 'Susu' , Yalunka, Sherbro, Bullom, Krim, Koranko, Kono, Vai, Kissi, Gola, and Fula, the latter having the largest numbers.
In Conakry, 'Susu' is most commonly spoken on the streets and in the marketplaces, although in certain sectors Peul is more common.
Over the next two centuries, the 'Susu' gained control of the coast by building a series of small states based on clan and town affiliation.
The third largest group, the 'Susu' , are concentrated in the west and along the coast in the areas around Conakry.
The 'Susu' ethnic group accounts for 20 percent of the population; the Peul, 34 percent; and the Maninka, 33 percent.
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