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Tchambuli

[ chahm-boo-lee ]

noun

, plural Tcham·bu·lis, (especially collectively) Tcham·bu·li.
  1. former name of the Chambri and their language (often used attributively).

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Origin of Tchambuli1

First recorded in 1930–35; perhaps a self-designation

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