DYULA


Meaning of DYULA in English

dēˈülə, ˈdyü- noun

( plural dyula or dyulas )

Usage: usually capitalized

1.

a. : a Negro people who live widely scattered among other peoples in the Ivory Coast, Upper Volta, and neighboring parts of West Africa, many of whom are active traders

b. : a member of such people

2. : a Mande language of the Dyula people that is widely used as a trade language in the Ivory Coast and Upper Volta — compare mandingo

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