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- Ewe people - Wikipedia
The Ewe people are a patrilineal people who live in towns, cities and villages that contain lineages Each lineage is headed by the male elder The male ancestors of Ewe are revered, and traditionally, families can trace male ancestors The land owned by an Ewe family is considered an ancestral gift, and they do not sell this gift in any way [7]
- EWE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of EWE is the female of the sheep especially when mature; also : the female of various related animals
- Ewe Meaning Slang: Understanding Its Usage and Impact
Discover the intriguing meanings of the slang term "ewe " From playful insults to terms of endearment, explore how this word has evolved and its impact on social interactions today
- Ewe | West African, Ghana, Togo | Britannica
Ewe unity is based on language and common traditions of origin: their original homeland is traced to Oyo, in western Nigeria, which was a major Yoruba kingdom Most Ewe are farmers, corn (maize) and yams being their staple foods
- Ewe language and alphabet - Omniglot
Ewe is an officially recognised language in Ghana, and is taught in primary and secondary schools, and used in literature and the media It is also taught in some secondary schools in Togo It is written with the Latin alphabet, and there have been various spelling systems since the 1850s
- History of the Ewes – Ewe Association of Georgia (EWAGA)
The Ewe people inhabit the territory equivalent roughly to the south-eastern quarter of Ghana and the southern half of TOGO The EWE country is bounded by the rivers MONO and VOLTA and extends from the Atlantic coast inland up to about latitude 7 6’N in the east and latitude 7o 20′ N in the west
- Ewe - Encyclopedia. com
Ewe is an umbrella term of a collection of dialects and or related languages referred to as Gbe languages, which are spoken from the eastern portion of Ghana all the way to the western part of Nigeria In addition to Ewe, Fon and Aja are two other principal languages of the Gbe cluster
- Ewe Language and Culture Resources | Center for Language and Culture . . .
Overview of the Ewe language, including sounds and writing system OLAC resources in and about Ewe language Link to audio files and texts about the Ewe language
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