Lou Nuer

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Lou Nuer are a subgroup of the Nuer people of South Sudan, known for their pastoralist lifestyle, clan-based social structure, and distinctive variety of the Nuer language.

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Lou Nuer canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nuer subgroup
ethnic subgroup
pastoralist community
associatedWithEnvironment floodplains
seasonal wetlands
associatedWithRiver Sobat River basin
country South Sudan
ethnicGroupOf South Sudan
hasConflictHistory South Sudanese civil wars
inter-ethnic cattle raiding
hasCulturalPractice cattle camp songs
cattle naming practices
initiation scars
hasCustom blood compensation payments
feud settlement through elders
hasDemography rural population distribution
hasEconomicActivity agro-pastoralism
cattle herding
hasLifestyle pastoralism
hasLivestock cattle
goats
sheep
hasSocialStructure clan-based system
segmentary lineage system
languageFamily Nilo-Saharan languages
Western Nilotic languages
locatedIn Greater Upper Nile region
linked to: Greater Upper Nile

Jonglei State
South Sudan
neighboringGroup Dinka
Gawaar Nuer
Jikany Nuer
Murle
partOf Nilotic peoples
politicalContext South Sudan communal conflicts
practices age-set system
cattle-based bridewealth
region Upper Nile region
linked to: Greater Upper Nile
religion Christianity
traditional Nuer religion
seasonalMovement dry-season cattle camps
wet-season village settlements
subgroupOf Nuer people
linked to: Nuer
traditionalAuthority chiefs
lineage elders
usesLanguage Lou Nuer dialect
linked to: Nuer language

Nuer language

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