ulendon.
/ʊˈlɛndəʊ/ In central Africa: a trek, a safari.
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1921 Rec. Home & Foreign Mission Wk. United Free Church Scotl. June 189/1 The settlements near the missions may not be so interesting to visit as those one sees on ulendo or trek in the more backward districts.
1927 Other Lands Oct. 14/2 Two months on ulendo through Nyasaland would be an ideal holiday.
1971 Countryman Autumn 88 A month-long ulendo on foot into the western side of the Luangwa Valley in the wet season was one of the moments of my life.
1979 C. Allen Tales from Dark Continent vi. 79 Touring through the district, a process..known as a safari in East Africa, as ulendo in Central Africa and as ‘going to bush’ or ‘going on trek’ in West Africa.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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