Definition of kabaka in English:

kabaka

nounkəˈbɑːkəkəˈbäkə

The traditional ruler of the Baganda people of Uganda.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ruling elite, headed by the kabaka collected rent from all land-holding subjects of the Buganda Kingdom.
- The kabaka is the supreme symbol of Buganda's identity, and the royal tomb contains the graves of the last four of the kabakas.
- While simplified, elongated human forms punctuate the space like elegant apparitions, the distinctly garbed kabaka decisively occupies the center of the scene with his entourage.
- Reid also emphasizes that kabakas did not exert much control over commerce since Ganda outside the capital traded relatively freely.
- It is usually accompanied by some form of kabaka (a protein dish such as fish, meat, chicken, or beans).

Origin

A local title.

Definition of kabaka in US English:

kabaka

nounkəˈbäkə

The traditional ruler of the Baganda people of Uganda.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is usually accompanied by some form of kabaka (a protein dish such as fish, meat, chicken, or beans).
- The ruling elite, headed by the kabaka collected rent from all land-holding subjects of the Buganda Kingdom.
- Reid also emphasizes that kabakas did not exert much control over commerce since Ganda outside the capital traded relatively freely.
- The kabaka is the supreme symbol of Buganda's identity, and the royal tomb contains the graves of the last four of the kabakas.
- While simplified, elongated human forms punctuate the space like elegant apparitions, the distinctly garbed kabaka decisively occupies the center of the scene with his entourage.

Origin

A local title.

单词	kabaka
释义	Definition of kabaka in English: kabaka nounkəˈbɑːkəkəˈbäkə The traditional ruler of the Baganda people of Uganda. Example sentencesExamples The ruling elite, headed by the kabaka collected rent from all land-holding subjects of the Buganda Kingdom. The kabaka is the supreme symbol of Buganda's identity, and the royal tomb contains the graves of the last four of the kabakas. While simplified, elongated human forms punctuate the space like elegant apparitions, the distinctly garbed kabaka decisively occupies the center of the scene with his entourage. Reid also emphasizes that kabakas did not exert much control over commerce since Ganda outside the capital traded relatively freely. It is usually accompanied by some form of kabaka (a protein dish such as fish, meat, chicken, or beans). Origin A local title. Definition of kabaka in US English: kabaka nounkəˈbäkə The traditional ruler of the Baganda people of Uganda. Example sentencesExamples It is usually accompanied by some form of kabaka (a protein dish such as fish, meat, chicken, or beans). The ruling elite, headed by the kabaka collected rent from all land-holding subjects of the Buganda Kingdom. Reid also emphasizes that kabakas did not exert much control over commerce since Ganda outside the capital traded relatively freely. The kabaka is the supreme symbol of Buganda's identity, and the royal tomb contains the graves of the last four of the kabakas. While simplified, elongated human forms punctuate the space like elegant apparitions, the distinctly garbed kabaka decisively occupies the center of the scene with his entourage. Origin A local title.
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