"dalilu" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Borrowed from Bambara dalilu.",
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          "text": "The social status of jalis is complex. They are important keepers of cultural knowledge, and their dalilu gives them the sole right and power to perform certain types of music.",
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        "A special protective power or ability, of divine origin, held by certain families in West Africa."
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        "(uncommon) A special protective power or ability, of divine origin, held by certain families in West Africa."
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