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circumcision Myth-2 Documentation and Grammatical Description of Kwom

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natural language processing

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paperdataset
Editor:
May
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Tes
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The story tells why Kwom do not circumcise their children. A woman saves the life of men. She marries a girl. The woman’s sex is changed as she was circumcised. Now, there is belief that if a person is circumcised, then his or her sex will change. So circumcision is not allowed.

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Languages

KomoKwaami

Tags

mythstory of circumcisionCircumcisionKomo (Sudan) languageKwom

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