Meanings
proper noun
- alternativeAlternative form of Afade.
[…] a vocabulary of Affade, […]
1968, The languages and peoples of Bornu: being a collection of the writings of P. A. Benton, volume 1, page 1372 more examples
Similarly isolated are speakers of Mober in the middle Yobe Valley and a tiny group of Affade speakers on the River El Beid. There are only two other languages in this area.
1981, Graham Connah, Three thousand years in Africa: man and his environment, page 35They occur frequently in Gulfei and Affade, infrequently in Makari, but not at all in the closely related Logone.
1983, in Current approaches to African linguistics, volume 1 (edited by Ivan R. Dihoff), page 11
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