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Makololo, n. and a.|mækəˈləʊləʊ|
Also Makalolo, Ma Kololo.
A. n. A Negro people of Africa now living in Zambia near the junction of the Zambesi and Kafue rivers; a member of this people.
B. adj. Of or pertaining to this people.
1857D. Livingstone Missionary Trav. & Res. S. Afr. ix. 179 Mamochisane..said she would never consent to govern the Makololo so long as she had a brother living. Ibid. x. 204 The Makololo chiefs pride themselves on eating with their people. 1867[see sjambok n. γ]. 1871J. Mackenzie Ten Yrs. North of Orange River ii. 34 Both the Matebele and Makololo countries were far beyond the territories of the Transvaal. 1871C. M. Yonge Pioneers & Founders xi. 306 There was no choice but to have recourse to the Makololo, and thus let loose one set of savages against another. 1900A. H. Keane Boer States vii. 101 The Makololos and other Basutos..founded a powerful State about the middle Zambesi. 1932C. Fuller Louis Trigardt's Trek 21 The foundation of the Ma Kololo nation. 1974J. R. Baker Race xx. 371 By far the largest group of houses recorded by any of the explorers was at Linyanti, in Makololo territory. Ibid. 389 Among the Bakuena and Makololo..there was no despotic cruelty. |