Dholuo of Uganda and Dholuo of Kenya are the most cognates languages of the western Nilotes family. Although they have diverged and evolved differently over time, a significant portion of their vocabulary and grammatical structure still remain intact. | Son Inlaw Garreax

#luo #moor #jacobite #hebrew *Donge (as "dung") In the Dholuo language (spoken by the Luo people in East Africa), "donge" is a common interrogative particle used to form a question, often translated to "is it not?" or "surely... not?". It is frequently used in this grammatical sense throughout the Dholuo Bible, such as in the Biblica Open New Luo Translation: 1 Chronicles 22:18: "To donge osemiyou kwe e alworau duto?" which translates to, "Has he not given you peace on all your borders?" Job 13: