Definition of Nupe in English:

Nupe

nounPlural Nupes ˈnuːpeɪ

1A member of a people of central Nigeria.
努佩人（尼日利亚中部一民族）
Example sentencesExamples
- Judith Perani and Norma H. Wolff have a combined total of over fifty years of research experience focused on the Nupe, Yoruba, and Hausa.
- Other large ethnic groups include the Ibibio, the Ijaw, the Kanuri, the Nupe, and the Tiv.
2mass noun The Benue-Congo language of the Nupe, with over 1 million speakers.
努佩语（属于尼日尔-刚果语系，使用者超过100万）
Example sentencesExamples
- William Fagg was a man of lists, and many appear in the notebooks: lists of words for ironworking and tools, written in Hausa and Nupe and with their English translation; of purchases and prices (in shillings); of Igbo mask names.
- English is the official language; however, Yoruba, Ibo, and Hausa represent the principal languages, joined by Kanuri, Fulani, Nupe, Tiv, Edo, Ijaw and Ibibio.

adjective ˈnuːpeɪ

Relating to the Nupe or their language.
努佩人的；努佩语的
Example sentencesExamples
- For most of the 1870's Bishop Crowther established a formal alliance with the rulers of the Nupe kingdom as the southern outpost of the Sokoto Caliphate which was ostensibly being erected on the basis of a slave economy.
- The first category, for example, concerns Hausa, Nupe, and Yoruba boubous.
- This discussion reveals the factors that contributed to the decline of Hausa and Nupe cloth by the end of the century in contrast to Yoruba aso-oke cloth, which was as vital as ever.
- Gardi acknowledges the rich literature on Hausa Nupe boubou forms and embroidery and mentions recent work on Ghana.
- There are more than 250 photographs from northern Nigeria, Nupe country, and the Jos Plateau.
- Part 2, on the development of Hausa, Nupe, and Yoruba cloth and dress traditions, provides an in-depth look at these three areas over time, enriched by the authors' extensive field research.
- R. E. Bradbury points out that the ‘multiplicity of settlement in the relatively small Ekperi tribe is due to scattering, during the last century, by Nupe raiders’.

Origin

The name of a former kingdom at the confluence of the Niger and Benue Rivers in West Africa.

Rhymes

coupé, toupée

词汇	Nupe
释义	Definition of Nupe in English: Nupe nounPlural Nupes ˈnuːpeɪ 1A member of a people of central Nigeria. 努佩人（尼日利亚中部一民族） Example sentencesExamples Judith Perani and Norma H. Wolff have a combined total of over fifty years of research experience focused on the Nupe, Yoruba, and Hausa. Other large ethnic groups include the Ibibio, the Ijaw, the Kanuri, the Nupe, and the Tiv. 2mass noun The Benue-Congo language of the Nupe, with over 1 million speakers. 努佩语（属于尼日尔-刚果语系，使用者超过100万） Example sentencesExamples William Fagg was a man of lists, and many appear in the notebooks: lists of words for ironworking and tools, written in Hausa and Nupe and with their English translation; of purchases and prices (in shillings); of Igbo mask names. English is the official language; however, Yoruba, Ibo, and Hausa represent the principal languages, joined by Kanuri, Fulani, Nupe, Tiv, Edo, Ijaw and Ibibio. adjective ˈnuːpeɪ Relating to the Nupe or their language. 努佩人的；努佩语的 Example sentencesExamples For most of the 1870's Bishop Crowther established a formal alliance with the rulers of the Nupe kingdom as the southern outpost of the Sokoto Caliphate which was ostensibly being erected on the basis of a slave economy. The first category, for example, concerns Hausa, Nupe, and Yoruba boubous. This discussion reveals the factors that contributed to the decline of Hausa and Nupe cloth by the end of the century in contrast to Yoruba aso-oke cloth, which was as vital as ever. Gardi acknowledges the rich literature on Hausa Nupe boubou forms and embroidery and mentions recent work on Ghana. There are more than 250 photographs from northern Nigeria, Nupe country, and the Jos Plateau. Part 2, on the development of Hausa, Nupe, and Yoruba cloth and dress traditions, provides an in-depth look at these three areas over time, enriched by the authors' extensive field research. R. E. Bradbury points out that the ‘multiplicity of settlement in the relatively small Ekperi tribe is due to scattering, during the last century, by Nupe raiders’. Origin The name of a former kingdom at the confluence of the Niger and Benue Rivers in West Africa. Rhymes coupé, toupée
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