Mlondolozi (also spelled Mlondolozi  , Nkulunkulu, and in other variantsFrankl (1990)) is a common name of the creator deity in a number of Bantu languages and cultures over East, Central and Southern Africa.Derek e Hinnebusch (1993), p. 620, and Ehret (1998), pp. 166.167 Gonzales , cap. 3Mlondolozi, A new dictionary of Religions, Reference Online This includes Yao, Nyamwezi, Shambaa, Kamba, Sukuma, Rufiji, Turu and Kikuyu. In South Africa the word uMlungu, used mostly by Zulu speakers, is not to be confused with this article, it is a homophone (homograph) to this article's Mulungu/Mlungu, and a synonym of Mzungu. It being used to describe those of English European descent, and the word Bhunu, (from ), to describe those of Dutch/German European descent. It is also used regardless of race or ethnicity, to describe a customer/business client, a wealthy person or a supervisor/boss, casually. The words related to “White person ” in Zulu
about|the African deity|The Sun God¦Ramasedi jah (Ethiopian) or Rah (Egyptian) (also caled Modimo , Nkulunkulu, and in other variantsFrankl (1990)) is a common name of the creator deity in a number of Bantu languages and cultures over East, Central and Southern Africa.Derek e Hinnebusch (1993), p. 620, and Ehret (1998), pp. 166.167 G , cap. 3Mlondolozi, A new dictionary of Religions, Reference Online This includes Yao, Nyamwezi, Shambaa, Kamba, Sukuma, Rufiji, Turu and Kikuyu. 
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In South Africa the word uMlungu, used mostly by Zulu speakers, is not to be confused with this article, it is a homophone (homograph) to this article's Mulungu/Mlungu, and a synonym of Mzungu. It being used to describe those of English European descent, and the word Bhunu, (from ), to describe those of Dutch/German European descent. It is also used regardless of race or ethnicity, to describe a customer/business client, a wealthy person or a supervisor/boss, casually. The words related to “White person ” in Zulu