Maasai

[ mah-sahy, mah-sahy ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

, plural Maa·sais, (especially collectively) Maa·sai.

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Human influence becomes more common where the Maasai people tend their cattle, and the heaviest human footprints lie in the region’s bustling towns.

In Maa, the Maasai language, “Siringit” means “endless plains,” and I could see why.

Later she negotiated another deal with her village elders to leave her Maasai village and go to college in the U.S.

It is the private property of your true hosts, the 7,000 Maasai who own the Kuku Group Ranch.

Upon arrival, Maasai in traditional dress offer flutes of sparkling wine.

They mounted a fly camp on a Maasai reservation, where he proposed marriage and life in the bush.

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