Fang
People of the equatorial forest; the bwiti tradition is practiced with deep reverence.
Customs they practice
1 recorded rite, each with its steps and its WHY.
What they eat
2 dishes, what they mean and when they appear.
Fufu
Cassava and plantain (or yam) boiled and pounded into a smooth, elastic dough, swallowed rather than chewed: a swallow-starch staple across much of West and Central Africa.
Akan · Ewe · Ga +2
Ndolé
A rich stew of bitterleaf (or spinach), ground peanuts, and smoked fish or beef, considered Cameroon’s national dish and a fixture of celebration tables.
Fang · Grassfields peoples
Names from this tradition
16 names in the decoder, meaning first.
Mvé
machine draftpeace
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Akou
machine draftborn on Monday
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Mang
machine draftstrength
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Ngui
machine draftlife
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Essono
machine draftGod's gift
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Meba
machine draftlove
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Zoulé
machine draftprosperity
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Komo
machine draftborn during harvest
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Nguema
machine drafthe who is strong
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Mengue
machine draftgratitude
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Oyono
machine drafthe who brings joy
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)
Ekomo
machine drafthe who perseveres
Given nameFang (Gabon, Cameroon)