tribeswoman वाक्य

The diary reveals how, while vacationing in Africa during the construction of her home, Ellen Rimbauer fell deathly ill and made the acquaintance of Sukeena, a local tribeswoman who nursed her back to health.
Dapal, a tall Turkana tribeswoman with beads covering her neck and her lower front teeth removed according to tribal custom, said drought killed her year-old son and the last of her 10 camels last month.
Accordingly, he dumps us into Kenya during 1953-54, as Miss Mary hunts a rogue lion and her husband divides his time between her and a native tribeswoman Miss Mary dubs her husband's " fiancee ."
The fictional protagonists are a proto-Germanic tribeswoman, Auriane, daughter of a Chattian war leader; and Marcus Arrius Julianus, a Roman senator and imperial advisor whose character and circumstances are loosely based on the Roman philosopher gladiatorial school.
"These foreigners are discussing the best way, the most high-tech manner, by which they can take advantage of our land, " said Marlyn Perez, an Agta tribeswoman from the Sierra Madre mountain range south of Manila.

In 1981, when she was a 24-year-old beginning actress, Martha Lavey made her stage debut playing a naked tribeswoman in a Steppenwolf Theater Company production of " Savages, " a raucous trifle set in a Brazilian jungle.
They are secretly allowed to go, accompanied by Perdu, who is to free Parlevaag, a Fenni tribeswoman kidnapped by the Lords of Fear as they passed through; and they trade their horses for an aurochs, a far better beast of burden for their journey across the moors.
The playing of the pipes summons Ardina, who at Maerad's request heals some of her more life-threatening injuries, then takes her to the home of a northern tribeswoman called Mirka ?Hadaruk, who lives as a recluse in the mountains with no companion but her dog Inka.
Crest : On a wreath of the colors ( or and gules [ brick red ] ) an elephant passant superimposed by the head of a Burmese tribeswoman in traditional brass neck loops and jewelry surmounted in base by the tip of a scimitar suspended bendwise from the elephant's upraised trunk proper.