Mashona

[ muh-shon-uh, -shoh-nuh ]

noun

, plural Ma·sho·nas, (especially collectively) Ma·sho·na.

1. Shona ( def 1 ).

Mashona

/ məˈʃəʊnə /

noun

1. See Shona
   another name for the Shona

Example Sentences

The Matabele do not use drums in their religious dance like the Mashona.

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The picturesque granite hills of the Matoppo and Mashona ranges often attain an elevation of forty-five hundred feet.

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There are two kinds of cotton in the country, and the Mashona, who convert it into cloth, dye it blue with this plant.

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I am no judge of oxen, and my views on the feeding of Kaffir sheep raised broad smiles on the black faces of my Mashona labourers.

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Then—he saw the skull of an old Mashona blown off at the top, the hands still moving.

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