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Kinyarwanda
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Kin·yar·wan·da  (knyär-wänd)
n.
A Bantu language of Rwanda, closely related to Kirundi and an official language of Rwanda.
[Kinyarwanda Iki-nyarwaanda : iki-, n. pref. + -nyarwaanda, from Rwanda (nya-, n. pref. indicating origin + Uru-aanda, Rwanda).]
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Noun1.Kinyarwanda - a Bantu language
Bantoid language, Bantu - a family of languages widely spoken in the southern half of the African continent
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