Fulani
/fuːˈlɑːni
/noun (plural same)
1A member of a people living in a region of West Africa from Senegal to northern Nigeria and Cameroon. They are traditionally nomadic cattle herders of Muslim faith.The dry, open grasslands of the savanna make cereal farming and herding a way of life for the Hausa and the Fulani....
- The social structure of the pastoral Fulani is egalitarian, in marked contrast to that of other Muslim groups, such as the Hausa, and to most sedentary Fulani.
- There, in 1898, he raised the West African Frontier Force, which prevented French and German expansion in the area, and defeated the Fulani.
2 another term for Fula.Oh it's beautiful Lots of singers, mainly sing in the Wolof language But Balanta, Balanta is from the people of tribes who sing in the Fulani language....
- The major languages are English (official language), Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, and Fulani.
Origin
The name in Hausa.
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