Nguni

Nguni ube kune bandeni yetilwîmi bahhuluma iNingizimu Afrika:
isiZulu.
siSwati.
isiXhosa.
isiNdebele.

 Mnguni 
A. T. Bryant nguni:
Mnguni: abeNguni (nguni)

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Ndwandwe (zulu Ngunis): abeNguni baseGudunkomo (Ngunis of Ncwangeni also known as the Mfekane/Mfekayi (Nguni): abeNguni basoLwandle (Ngunis of the Ocean) 
 Gudunkomo). Íntsaba Gudunkomo.

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Swatini (cha nguni):
Simelane: baNguni baseBuhleni (Ngunis of Buhleni).
Dlamini: Emalangeni (those who have light complection like the sun).
Zulu:

Khumalo (cha nguni): amaNtungwa.

 Tíncwâdzi 

Doke, Clement Martyn. (1954) The Southern Bantu Languages. Handbook of African Languages. Oxford: Oxford University Press (síNgísi).
Ownby, Caroline P. (1985) 'Early Nguni History: The Linguistic Evidence and Its Correlation with Archeology and Oral Tradition'. Doctoral dissertation, University of California, Los Angeles (síNgísi).
Wright, J. (1987) 'Politics, ideology, and the invention of the "nguni"', in Tom Lodge (ed.), Resistance and ideology in settler societies, 96-118 (síNgísi).
Shaw, E. M. and Davison, P. (1973) The Southern Nguni (series: Man in Southern Africa) South African Museum, Cape Town (síNgísi).

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