Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 70, Issue 4 |
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BABY - SLINGS Terms : imbeleko — the skin or blanket in which a baby is carried on a woman's back ... ; isibeleko ... The fact that the term imbeleko derives from the same stem as isibeleko , meaning womb , suggests an association of ...
BABY - SLINGS Terms : imbeleko — the skin or blanket in which a baby is carried on a woman's back ... ; isibeleko ... The fact that the term imbeleko derives from the same stem as isibeleko , meaning womb , suggests an association of ...
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NATAL NGUNI : USES OF SKINS AND HIDES CLOTHING AND ORNAMENT APRONS Terms : ibele — square of skin worn in front ; umnezezo - short skin petticoat worn by women during menstruation or when at private work ; iqopho— tasselled fringe of ...
NATAL NGUNI : USES OF SKINS AND HIDES CLOTHING AND ORNAMENT APRONS Terms : ibele — square of skin worn in front ; umnezezo - short skin petticoat worn by women during menstruation or when at private work ; iqopho— tasselled fringe of ...
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BABY - SLINGS Term : imbeleko - baby - sling ( Engelbrecht 1930 : 21 ) . Babies were carried tied to the back in a ... CLOAKS Terms : sinokoti — cloak of antelope skin or cattle hide ; siphuku - cloak of goatskin ( Marwick 1940 : 85 ) .
BABY - SLINGS Term : imbeleko - baby - sling ( Engelbrecht 1930 : 21 ) . Babies were carried tied to the back in a ... CLOAKS Terms : sinokoti — cloak of antelope skin or cattle hide ; siphuku - cloak of goatskin ( Marwick 1940 : 85 ) .
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