Barotse
noun
plural -se or -ses a member of a Negroid people of central Africa living chiefly in SW Zambia
the language spoken by this people; Lozi
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The Barotse, being a tribe of boatmen, managed their canoes admirably.
Great African TravellersW.H.G. Kingston
I saw a poor woman in a chain with many others, up at the Barotse.
The native of Capetown is not like the Zulu, nor the Barotse.
Seven Legs Across the SeasSamuel Murray
During the time thus spent in the Barotse country, Livingstone saw heathenism in its most unadulterated form.
The Personal Life Of David LivingstoneWilliam Garden Blaikie
On reaching the country of the Barotse, the home of most of them, a day of thanksgiving was observed (23d July, 1855).
The Personal Life Of David LivingstoneWilliam Garden Blaikie