Makaa — may refer to: Makaa language of Cameroon Maka people, the people who speak that language This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change … Wikipedia
Makaa–Njem languages — For the Caribbean drink, see Mauby. Makaa–Njem (incl. Kako) Geographic distribution: Southern Cameroon and neighboring areas Linguistic classification: Niger–Congo Atlantic–Congo … Wikipedia
Makaa people — Maka Maka woman with panier on the way to her fields. Total population Total: 89,500 (1987 8)[1] Regions with sign … Wikipedia
Makaa-Njem languages — Infobox Language family name=Makaa Njem region=Subsaharan Africa, mostly Southern Hemisphere familycolor=Niger Congo fam2=Atlantic Congo fam3=Volta Congo fam4=Benue Congo fam5=Bantoid fam6=Southern Bantoid fam7=Bantu fam8=Narrow Bantu iso2=bnt:… … Wikipedia
Makaa — ISO 639 3 Code : mcp ISO 639 2/B Code : ISO 639 2/T Code : ISO 639 1 Code : Scope : Individual Language Type : Living … Names of Languages ISO 639-3
Kwasio language — Not to be confused with Koya language or Ngom language. Kwasio Ngumba, Kola Spoken in Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea Region along and near the coast at the border between Cameroon and Equato … Wikipedia
Nzime language — Nzime Koonzime, Koozime Spoken in Cameroon Ethnicity Nzime, Dwe e Native speakers 30,000 (date missing) … Wikipedia
Maka — may refer to: Maka people, of Cameroon Maká, a native American people from Paraguay Lepidium meyenii, a vegetable of the Andes Makaa language, of Cameroon Maka, Biffeche, capital of the kingdom of Biffeche in pre colonial Senegal Maka (satrapy),… … Wikipedia
Maka people — Ethnic group group=Maka poptime=Total: 89,500 (1987 8) [This is the combined total of Makaa and Byep speakers according to Ethnologue .] popplace= Cameroon langs=Byep, Makaa rels=Christian, traditional religions related=Bajwe, Bakwele, Bekol,… … Wikipedia
Njem people — Njyem Total population Total: 7,000 (2003)[1] Regions with significant populations Cameroon, the Republic of the Congo Languages Njyem Religion … Wikipedia
