See Nigritie on Wiktionary
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"Du latin Nigritae (« habitants des rives du Niger ») et -ie."
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"ref": "Jacquesde Crozals, Les Peulhs, étude d’ethnologie africaine, Paris : Maisonneuve, 1883, page 106",
"text": "On doit une mention aux Laobés, race particulière qui se retrouve dans toute la Nigritie, « Bohémiens de l’Afrique », vivant à l’aventure, sans lien politique, sans organisation sociale."
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"lang": "Allemand",
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"word": "Nigritien"
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"lang": "Anglais",
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