shore-dwelling bantu group
noun phraseUK /ʃɔː ˈdwɛlɪŋ ˈbæntuː ɡruːp/
US /ʃɔːr ˈdwɛlɪŋ ˈbæntuː ɡruːp/
A group of Bantu people who live near the sea or a lake.
The shore-dwelling Bantu group built their homes close to the water so they could fish every day.
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2. A Bantu-speaking community whose culture and daily life are shaped by living beside water.
Historians studied the shore-dwelling Bantu group to learn how they used the sea for trade.
3. A settlement of Bantu people located along a coast or lake edge.
The shore-dwelling Bantu group grew as more families moved to the lake to fish.
4. A Bantu group known for building homes and boats near the water.
Visitors saw how the shore-dwelling Bantu group made canoes from local wood.