Wp/srr/Xeet no Seereer

Seereer we, xeet oo faa refna kam Senegaal, a ref Gambi fa Ganaar (na Mudan Afrik). Na lim den kam Senegaal, Seereer we defu xaaj daɗkandeer ale no qeet axe ndefna meen. Gon Seereer koy, ke ta mayaa a pindooɗ a pogreer fop, nen Sereer, Seereer mbaa Sérére, xeet fa leng fee soom oo. Na Seereer a Sin-gandum, koy a bindooɗ a cofu le refu: Seereer (mbaa Sereer). Na Angale Gambi, o xe binteel Serer. Na farañse Senegaal fa Ganaar, o xe bindteel Sérére. Na karte ke duɓaaɓ we a mbiis’ina eetaand, o xe bindteel Cérère (ta inoor na farañse) fa Barbacins a hat na Barbaçim (gon Maad a Sinig na Purtugees, a inoor na Paafaal), biibind purtugees we koy a layooga itam Serreos fa Sereri. A jega koy ƥaaƥaal waa layna ee Serros we fa Babacins we a ndefa qeet kaa mbogeerna dara. Kuu bugeena and na ƥaal a peraand ake duɓaaɓ we mbi’na no xeet Seereer, na maat den, fa a ñaaƈin den na jamaane nduɓaab naa (na Sinig fa a Mbeey), a waaga ɗeettel no ƭeetir keene.

No hiid 2011, lim le no Seereer we a mat’a milyoŋ 2, o sutangaa teen we ngenna tafil-saax. Yaal xa and xa maak xa nandu nena Piyeer Ngom, Aliu Gay fa Ibraayma Saar (Ethnic Diversity and Assimilation in Senegal: Evidence from the 1988 Census' [1]'), a lalta ee ke naa wañaa ɗelem a Seereer refu ke Seereer mayu a mbaasna cosaan den, a layataa a Paafaal.

Xeet no Seereer

Xeet no Seereer a jega Seex (den ngupu no Seereer we), a jeg Saafi, Ndut, Waro, Noon (mbaa Non), Laalaa (mbaa Lal), Jegeem fo Ñoominka. A jelangaa Seex we, fo Jegeem we, fo Ñoominka we naa layaa a Seereer, lakas we fop a Seereer Cangin a layaa Saaf-Saafi , Ndut, Sili-Sili, Noon fa Laalaa.

Cosaan no Seereer

Na cosaanum, o Seereer kaa xooxoogu, a faalaa, a sexaa suk, a gayaa, a njegaa lanG (ta hat’u no lamaan kaa). Ndiikii koy, Seereer we ndokayo no qeet calel maak ke fop, nen a kate, polotik, a cang, xa and fa cikax.

Ke jangtuuna na siyeekal 11andeer yaa fo almorawid waa, boo na siyeekal 19andeer no Siriiñ waa mbafit’ina Senegambi, Seereer we kaa mbañ’u Lislaam, a ndam no ngim den fa cosaan den. Ndaa xaye, a jega Seereer mayu waa ndefna culiit fo kerceen a ngen Tafil-saax. A jega iitam waa maadna no pangool kaa (A ƭat Roog).

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