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  • For example, the Urhobos call the Edos ikhuorAka (the people of Aka), the Ikas (Agbor) use the label ndi-Iduu (the people of Iduu).

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  • Phlóx Drummóndi is almost always raised in this manner; as are the beautiful climbing plants, Lophospérmum scándens and its varieties, Maurándya Barclayána, Cobœ ` a scándens, Eccremocárpus or Calámpelis scàbra, Rhodochìton volùbile, the beautiful canary-bird flower (Tropœ ` olum peregrìnum), the most splendid of the ipomœas, and several other well-known plants.

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  • 'Auntie Tiwo ali ndi mimba' — or 'Auntie Tiwo is pregnant' — people said.

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  • 'Auntie Tiwo ali ndi mimba' — or 'Auntie Tiwo is pregnant' — people said.

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  • * Tshiliwa ndi tshika ya mano: Food is dirt for the teeth.

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  • The extent to which we learn from our own proverbs, depends, we should contend, on what we make of this one: "Udivha makhulu ndi u vhudzwa" - you know your grandparent because someone (usually your parents) has informed you.

    ANC Today 2007

  • The extent to which we learn from our own proverbs, depends, we should contend, on what we make of this one: "Udivha makhulu ndi u vhudzwa" - you know your grandparent because someone (usually your parents) has informed you.

    ANC Today 2007

  • The binding thread of African humanism is expressed in some of our languages in the adage: "Muthu ndi muthu nga vhanwe" (Tshivenda) "Motho ke motho ka batho"

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  • Tshiliwa ndi tshika ya mano: Food is dirt for the teeth.

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  • Nyatshinovhea: Tshi no vhea mudi ndi khana mapfufha a fhaladza mudi (Nyatshinovhela: The glue that holds a family together is the chest, talking with outsiders only breeds incoherence)

    ANC Today 2007

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