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Lugbara, n. and a.|lʊgˈbɑːrə|
Also Logbara, Lugbware, Lugwari.
A. n.
a. A people inhabiting the border area of Uganda and Zaïre; a member of this people.
b. The Sudanic language of this people.
B. adj. Of or pertaining to this people.
1925R. E. McConnell in Jrnl. R. Anthrop. Inst. LV. 439 The Lugwari Tribe of the West Nile District of Uganda does not seem to have been described, so I venture to record some notes. Ibid. 442 Though not aggressive, The Lugwari are a fearless and warlike people in defence. Ibid. 448 The Lugwari women very usually wear large clumsy iron rings around their ankles. 1932C. G. & B. Z. Seligman Pagan Tribes Nilotic Sudan viii. 282 Rain-stones..said to be of Bari origin..taken from the Lugbware some years previously. 1933–5A. N. Tucker in Bull. Sch. Oriental Stud. VII. 868 The Lugbara (also called ‘Lugwari’) live in the North-East Congo..and extend into the West Nile District of Uganda. 1935Thomas & Scott Uganda v. 86 Languages of the Moru-Madi group [are spoken] by the Lugbara..and Lendu..of the West Nile. 1953Trowell & Wachsmann Tribal Crafts Uganda i. 57 The Madi and Lugbara smoke their tobacco in a water-cooled pipe with a small clay bowl. 1959Chambers's Encycl. XIII. 257/1 Sudanic languages... Sudan-Nile (Lugbara, Logo, Lendu, Baka in Belgian Congo and the Sudan). 1960J. P. Crazzolara (title) A study of the Logbara, Ma'di, language, grammar and vocabulary. 1971Sunday Nation (Nairobi) 11 Apr. 14/2 On January 25, 1971, a modestly educated Lugbara voice haltingly read out to the nation eighteen reasons why the army had taken over power. 1974Guardian 26 Mar. 1 Amin's recent policy of cracking down on Lugbara officers. Ibid., Ondoga was a Lugbara from the western Nile. |