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• Ikembe — Ikembe, Chisanji, Kisanji and Eleke all refer to a type of lamellaphone common amongst the Bahutu of Rwanda, Burundi and the Congo. Eddie Osborne in his article [http://jomovibes.com/mbira/index.html The Thumb Piano : A Survey of Nomenclature ] …   Wikipedia

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• Albrecht von Mutius — Sigismund Leopold Albrecht von Mutius (* 19. Oktober 1915 in Berlin; † 26. April 1985 in Düsseldorf) war ein deutscher evangelischer Theologe. Leben Er entstammte einem niederschlesischen Adelsgeschlecht und war der Sohn des königlich preußischen …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Pinji — Gesprochen in Gabun Sprecher 5000 Linguistische Klassifikation Niger Kongo Sprachen Benue Kongo Sprachen Bantoidsprachen Bantusprachen Pinji …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• frisky —   Lelele, anapau, kiani, kīka elekē …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• jump —   Lele, lelele.   Also: lēhei, lēkei, mahiki, kūlapa, alakē, alelele.    ♦ To jump rope, lele koali.    ♦ To swing a rope (for jumping), kā i ke kaula.    ♦ To jump from shock, hikilele.    ♦ To jump for joy, lelele me ka oli oli, hulahē. To jump …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• restless —   Pīhole, hī ō, ulukū.   Also: uilani, haulani, kīka elekē, panau, leleiona.    ♦ To sleep restlessly, moe pono ole, moehewa …   English-Hawaiian dictionary