bundu

/ ˈbʊndʊ /

noun

1. slang.
   1. a largely uninhabited wild region far from towns
   2. ( as modifier )

      a bundu hat

Word History and Origins

Origin of bundu¹

C20: from a Bantu language

Example Sentences

Adam Forshaw's superb pass from midfield sprung Bundu down the left wing and the Sierra Leone forward cut inside and found the bottom corner as Wout Faes stood off him.

From BBC

Having been outplayed for the first 20 minutes Argyle took the lead when Mustapha Bundu ended an excellent counter-attack with a calm right-footed finish.

From BBC

Bundu bends it in, it’s a good delivery to the far post and the header from Bangura is just wide.

From The Guardian

Sierra Leone respond and Bundu meets a decent low right wing cross with a firm shot that isn’t far wide of the near post.

From The Guardian

One of the earliest slave narratives in this country comes from Ayuba Suleiman Diallo, also known as Job Ben Solomon, a slave merchant from Bundu, in present-day Senegal, who was himself captured in 1731 and brought to Maryland.

From New York Times