Ngwaketsen.adj.

Brit.

/(ə)ŋɡwəˈkɛtseɪ/,

/(ə)ŋɡwəˈkɛtsi/, U.S.

/(ə)ŋɡwəˈkɛtseɪ/,

/(ə)ŋɡwəˈkɛtsi/, South African English

/(ə)ŋɡwəˈketse/,

/(ə)ŋɡwəˈketsi/

Inflections: Plural unchanged.

Forms: 1800s Nuanketsen, 1800s– Ngwaketse.

Origin: A borrowing from Tswana. Etymon: Tswana -Ngwaketse.

Etymology: < Tswana -Ngwaketse, self-designation (plural BaNgwaketse).Compare the following earlier passage in English, reflecting the Tswana plural form:1857 D. Livingstone Missionary Trav. S. Afr. 51 The Bakwains, the Bangwaketze, and the Bamangwato all fled thither, and the Matabele marauders, who came from the well-watered east, perished by hundreds in their attempts to follow them.

A member of a southern African people inhabiting Botswana. Also as adj.

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the world > people > ethnicities > peoples of Africa > peoples of Southern Africa > [noun] > other peoples of Southern Africa

Zimba1625

Tambouki1786

Hottentot1795

Morolong1815

Oorlam1815

Barolong1823

Tembu1827

Fingo1829

Ngwaketsea1832

Ovaherero1851

Lunda1857

Herero1862

Swazi1878

Magwamba1884

Khoisan1929

Rolong1937

the world > people > nations > native or inhabitant of Africa > native or inhabitant of Southern Africa > [noun] > countries or regions

Angolan1600

Angola1653

Malay1765

South African1806

Ngwaketsea1832

bushboya1834

Kapenaar1834

Transkeian1847

bosch-man1849

Natalian1850

burgher1879

Transvaaler1887

veldman1895

Rhodesian1897

Vaalpens1899

backvelder1911

plattelander1934

southwester1960

Zimbabwean1961

Zambian1963

Botswanian1966

Botswanan1967

Namibian1968

Ciskeian1973

Sowetan1974

1822 Missionary Notices 29 Sept. 214 One of these visitors having frequently travelled amongst the Manketsens, Boschianas, and Marootzes, to the north and north-east of Griqua Town, gave us much more information respecting that country.]

a1832 Encycl. Metrop. (1845) XIX. 664/2 The Wánketsens, or Nuánketsens, whose Capital is Melíta.

1871 J. Mackenzie Ten Years (1971) 102 The Matabele were evidently meditating a raid of a similar nature upon the Bangwaketse... Mzilikazi's army swooped down upon the evacuated city like so many vultures thirsting for Ngwaketse blood.

1946 Man 46 20/2 He [sc. the Chief] can abolish religious ceremonies, as circumcision was abolished among the Ngwaketse.

1973 Curernt Anthropol. 14 487 Arc and point settlement units seem characteristic of modern Ngwato, Ngwaketse, and Kwena communities.

1986 P. Maylam Hist. of Afr. People 45 In the eighteenth century two new important Tswana chiefdoms were founded after breaking away from the Kwena. First the Ngwaketse broke away.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	ngwaketse
释义	Ngwaketsen.adj. Brit. /(ə)ŋɡwəˈkɛtseɪ/, /(ə)ŋɡwəˈkɛtsi/, U.S. /(ə)ŋɡwəˈkɛtseɪ/, /(ə)ŋɡwəˈkɛtsi/, South African English /(ə)ŋɡwəˈketse/, /(ə)ŋɡwəˈketsi/ Inflections: Plural unchanged. Forms: 1800s Nuanketsen, 1800s– Ngwaketse. Origin: A borrowing from Tswana. Etymon: Tswana -Ngwaketse. Etymology: < Tswana -Ngwaketse, self-designation (plural BaNgwaketse).Compare the following earlier passage in English, reflecting the Tswana plural form:1857 D. Livingstone Missionary Trav. S. Afr. 51 The Bakwains, the Bangwaketze, and the Bamangwato all fled thither, and the Matabele marauders, who came from the well-watered east, perished by hundreds in their attempts to follow them. A member of a southern African people inhabiting Botswana. Also as adj. ΘΚΠ the world > people > ethnicities > peoples of Africa > peoples of Southern Africa > [noun] > other peoples of Southern Africa Zimba1625 Tambouki1786 Hottentot1795 Morolong1815 Oorlam1815 Barolong1823 Tembu1827 Fingo1829 Ngwaketsea1832 Ovaherero1851 Lunda1857 Herero1862 Swazi1878 Magwamba1884 Khoisan1929 Rolong1937 the world > people > nations > native or inhabitant of Africa > native or inhabitant of Southern Africa > [noun] > countries or regions Angolan1600 Angola1653 Malay1765 South African1806 Ngwaketsea1832 bushboya1834 Kapenaar1834 Transkeian1847 bosch-man1849 Natalian1850 burgher1879 Transvaaler1887 veldman1895 Rhodesian1897 Vaalpens1899 backvelder1911 plattelander1934 southwester1960 Zimbabwean1961 Zambian1963 Botswanian1966 Botswanan1967 Namibian1968 Ciskeian1973 Sowetan1974 1822 Missionary Notices 29 Sept. 214 One of these visitors having frequently travelled amongst the Manketsens, Boschianas, and Marootzes, to the north and north-east of Griqua Town, gave us much more information respecting that country.] a1832 Encycl. Metrop. (1845) XIX. 664/2 The Wánketsens, or Nuánketsens, whose Capital is Melíta. 1871 J. Mackenzie Ten Years (1971) 102 The Matabele were evidently meditating a raid of a similar nature upon the Bangwaketse... Mzilikazi's army swooped down upon the evacuated city like so many vultures thirsting for Ngwaketse blood. 1946 Man 46 20/2 He [sc. the Chief] can abolish religious ceremonies, as circumcision was abolished among the Ngwaketse. 1973 Curernt Anthropol. 14 487 Arc and point settlement units seem characteristic of modern Ngwato, Ngwaketse, and Kwena communities. 1986 P. Maylam Hist. of Afr. People 45 In the eighteenth century two new important Tswana chiefdoms were founded after breaking away from the Kwena. First the Ngwaketse broke away. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.adj.a1832
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