Rundi

[ roon-dee ]

noun

, plural Run·dis, (especially collectively) Run·di

1. a member of a people constituting virtually the entire population of Burundi.
2. Also called Kirundi. the Bantu language of the Rundi people, closely related to Ruanda.

Example Sentences

Whether it was from his entering so readily into their mirth, or from anything peculiar that struck them, the impression upon the whole of us was, that they took him to have been originally a black, in consequence of which they gave him the name of Rundi.

From Project Gutenberg

Certain it is, they pressed him to show his side, and asked if he had not received a wound there—evidently as if the original Rundi had met with a violent death from a spear-wound in that place.

From Project Gutenberg

Whether it was from his entering so readily into their mirth, or from anything peculiar that struck them, the impression upon the whole of us was, that they took him to have been originally a black, in consequence of which they gave him the name of Rundi.

From Project Gutenberg

Certain it is, they pressed him to show his side, and asked if he had not received a wound there—evidently as if the original Rundi had met with a violent death from a spear-wound in that place.

From Project Gutenberg