Ganda

[ gan-duh, gahn- ]

/ ˈgæn də, ˈgɑn- /

noun

Luganda.

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Examples from the Web for ganda

In the Ganda country the royal wives are enjoyed by Brahmans, friends, servants, and slaves.
The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana|Vatsyayana
Rise, and occupy it, and to-morrow all Ganda is at thy service to find thy lost mother and nurse.
My Dark Companions|Henry M. Stanley
From Alcoy a short line runs to Ganda on the coast, the cradle of the famous house of Borgia.
Southern Spain|A.F. Calvert
But the dog, coach-wan,—thou wilt not permit him to fright my Ganda again?
The Taming of the Jungle|Dr. C. W. Doyle

One day, in the streets of Alcal, as he was led to prison on a false accusation, the proud young grandee of Ganda passed him.
Heroic Spain|Elizabeth Boyle O'Reilly

British Dictionary definitions for ganda

Ganda

/ (ˈɡændə) /

noun

plural -das or -da a member of the Buganda people of Uganda, whose kingdom was formerly the largest in E AfricaSee also Luganda

the Luganda language of this people

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