makonde
/ˈmɑːkoʊndeɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A Bantu people living in Mozambique and Tanzania; a member of this people.
“The makonde woman wore a vibrant traditional headdress to the cultural festival.”
2. noun
A style of art originating from the Makonde people, characterized by intricate and often macabre wood carvings.
“The museum featured an exhibit on Makonde art, showcasing its unique and thought-provoking style.”
3. proper noun
A region in Mozambique inhabited by the Makonde people.
“The Makonde region is known for its lush forests and diverse wildlife.”