Niloto-Hamiten.
/nʌɪˌləʊtəʊˈhamʌɪt/, U.S. /naɪˌloʊdoʊˈhæˌmaɪt/ Cultural Anthropology.
= Nilo-Hamite n.
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1921 Jrnl. Royal Anthropol. Inst. 51 90 Other Niloto-Hamites as the Turkana, Bahima, and Karamojo do not circumcise.
1962 Current Anthropol. 3 492 Present evidence is that the Buganda are Niloto-Hamites who have been assimilated by the Bantu.
1974 J. R. Baker Race xiii. 226 The Aethiopids have hybridized secondarily with the Nilotid Negrids to give rise to tribes referred to under the general title of Niloto or Nilo-Hamites.
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