Fulah

[ foo-lah ]

noun

, plural Fu·lahs, (especially collectively) Fu·lah.

1. Fulani ( def 1 ).

Example Sentences

Ibrahima Sarr, a Senegalese coder, led the translation of Firefox into Fulah, which is spoken by 20m people from Senegal to Nigeria.

From Economist

Songhai and Fulah, recently made available in Firefox, are spoken mainly by poor, illiterate herders and farmers in the Sahel, who do not have smartphones.

From Economist

Besides, there were bits of pottery, brass, and silver work, the Fulah brought across the desert.

From Project Gutenberg

At the breaking up of the Empire of Askia the Great, revolt and war raged through the region, Jenne revolted in the west, an example followed by the Touaregs Fulah and Malinkase tribes.

From Project Gutenberg

In some districts the ethnical confusion is considerable, and when Binger arrived at the Court of the Mossi King, Baikary, he was addressed successively in Mossi, Hausa, Songhai, and Fulah, until at last it was discovered that Mandingan was the only native language he understood.

From Project Gutenberg