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Mende
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Men·de  (mnd, -d)
n. pl. Mende or Men·des
1. A language of the Mande branch of the Niger-Congo language family spoken in southern Sierra Leone and eastern Liberia.
2. A member of a Mende-speaking people.
[Mende mnde, tribal name.]
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