Mursi people

Mursi ( bee Mun kamani bɛ ni booni bɛ maŋ sham)^[1][2] nyɛla ban yina Surmic zuliya ban be tiŋyuli booni Ethiopia ni na. Tuuli bɛ daa nyɛla ban be Debub Omo Zone din be Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region, ban bɛhigu shee nyɛ din miri South Sudan. Yuuni 2007 ban maani salo kalinli laasabu nim wuhiya ni bɛ daadam biɛlim kalinli daa nyɛla din paagi Tuhi-pini yini ni kɔbisinu Mursi, ka bɛ ninvuɣu kɔbisinii ni pihinahi ni anii nyɛ ban be fandi ni ban vaabu yiɣisi 92.25% kɔbigi puuni n be Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region (SNNPR).^[3]

Bɛ nyɛla zɔya ni gili shabi niŋ sunsuuni ni mɔɣili din nyɛ Omo River mini di Mago, Mursi ŋɔ yinsi n nyɛ din kuli waligi di ko n ʒin ʒia bɛ tingbanni maani. Bɛ yabaɣilinsi nim n nyɛ Aari, ni Banna, ni Mekan, ni Karo, ni Kwegu, ni Nyangatom n ti pahi Suri. Bɛ nyɛla Ethopia gomdanti ni pu shɛbi ka bɛ nyɛ Me'en mini Kwegu .^[4]

1. ↑ Turton, David (1973). The Social Organisation of the Mursi: A Pastoral Tribe of the Lower Omo Valley, South West Ethiopia. London School of Economics: PhD Thesis.
2. ↑ Introducing the Mursi. University of Oxford.
3. ↑ 2007 Ethiopian census, first draft, Ethiopian Central Statistical Agency (accessed 6 May 2009)
4. ↑ Neighbours. Department of International Development, University of Oxford.