Definition
Variant or alternative term related to the Bantu peoples of Central Africa, sometimes used historically.
Etymology
From Bantu language roots referring to a people or ethnic group; the term reflects how Bantu languages form plural/singular relationships through prefixes and stems.
Kelly Says
The term relates to complex linguistic patterns in Bantu languages where single words can shift meaning dramatically based on tiny prefixes—ba- often means 'people of' in Bantu, making language structure itself tell you about social groups.
Translations
ARالعربية
باهوتو
ba-hoo-too
CACatalà
bahutu
bah-oo-too
CSČeština
bahutu
bah-oo-too
DADansk
bahutu
bah-oo-too
DEDeutsch
Bahutu
bah-oo-too
ELΕλληνικά
βαχούτου
va-hoo-too
ESEspañol
bahutu
bah-oo-too
FAفارسی
باهوtoo
ba-hoo-too
FISuomi
bahutu
bah-oo-too
FRFrançais
bahutu
bah-oo-too
HEעברית
באהוטו
ba-hoo-too
HUMagyar
bahutu
bah-oo-too
IDBahasa Indonesia
bahutu
bah-oo-too
ITItaliano
bahutu
bah-oo-too
MSBahasa Melayu
bahutu
bah-oo-too
NLNederlands
bahutu
bah-oo-too
NONorsk
bahutu
bah-oo-too
PLPolski
bahutu
bah-oo-too
PTPortuguês
bahutu
bah-oo-too
RORomână
bahutu
bah-oo-too
RUРусский
бахуту
bah-hoo-too
SVSvenska
bahutu
bah-oo-too
SWKiswahili
bahutu
bah-oo-too
TAதமிழ்
பாகுத்து
pa-koo-too
TEతెలుగు
బాహుత్తు
ba-hoo-too
TRTürkçe
bahutu
bah-oo-too
UKУкраїнська
бахуту
bah-hoo-too
VITiếng Việt
bahutu
bah-oo-too