Waregga

English

Noun

Waregga pl (plural only)

1. The Lega people.
   • 1878, Henry Morton Stanley, Through the Dark Continent, page 308:

     Like the Waregga, the Asama wore caps of lemur, monkey, otter, goat, red buffalo and antelope skin, with long strips of fur or the tails dropped behind.

   • 1883, Robert Cochrane, Lives and Discoveries of Famous Travellers, page 186:

     The Waregga, the natives of that district, although living secluded lives, could boast of a fair amount of comfort in their dwelling-places.

Adjective

Waregga (not comparable)

1. Of or relating to these people.
   • 1921, Alfred Sharpe, The Backbone of Africa, page 91:

     They, however, consented to go only as far as the village of Lukwisha, a Waregga chief.