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Ruanda

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[roo-ahn-duh] / ruˈɑn də /

noun

Ruandas, plural Ruanda plural
  1. a member of a people living in Rwanda and the E Democratic Republic of the Congo.

  2. Also called Kinyarwanda.  the Bantu language of the Ruandas, closely related to Rundi, spoken in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and by virtually the entire population of Rwanda.


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Their feudal rule was especially intricate in Ruanda.

From Time Magazine Archive

And at almost the same moment, civil war broke out in Ruanda.

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Above the blue waters of Lake Tan-ganyike the Batutsi sing a song: The Kings are the Eye of God By which He watches over Ruanda.

From Time Magazine Archive

Significant was the cordial approval of Queen Elizabeth which was manifested, last week, by inhabitants of Ruanda, Africa, a onetime German colony now held by Belgium under a League of Nations mandate.

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Nothing is known of the Mountains of the Moon to the westward of Ruanda.

From The Albert N'Yanza, Great Basin of the Nile by Baker, Samuel White, Sir

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