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Ndzawini.
[Nds-ah-we-knee]
Ndzawini is a traditional Xitsonga greeting used when entering a homestead to announce one’s presence and request entry. It honors the women and ancestors of the home, expressing respect and peaceful intentions. The term translates to a request for grace and recognition from the residents.
Visitors deliver the greeting at a home’s entrance, gate, or yard by maintaining a respectful posture, such as bowing or holding hands together. This practice serves as a formal way to show honor while waiting to be received by the household members.
Ahee!
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