Sidamo

[ si-dah-moh ]

noun

, plural Si·da·mos, (especially collectively) Si·da·mo

1. a member of a people in SW Ethiopia.
2. the Cushitic language of the Sidamo people.

Example Sentences

The coffees — organic Sidamo and Yergacheffe Arabica varietals from Ethiopia and Peruvian beans for the decaf, both fair trade from local cooperatives — are not bargain-priced.

From New York Times

Sidamo has a really great hot tea pot service.

From Washington Post

Miller admits to loving a cold pint of Faux, which is an 8% ABV Golden Stout brewed with cocoa nibs, Mexican vanilla beans, and a blend of Ethiopian Sidamo, and Mexican Chiapas coffee.

From Washington Times

Under the previous constitution there was a separate province known as Sidamo, which, though it contained several ethnic groups, recognised the Sidama in its name.

From BBC

Sidamo is meant to be a place of community gathering where you can learn about Ethiopian culture.

From Washington Post