pounded yam
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pounded yam
Summary
pounded yam is a food[1]. It draws 151 Wikipedia views per month (food category, ranking #96 of 310).[2]
Key Facts
- pounded yam is identified as part of the Ebira people ethnic group[3].
- pounded yam is identified as part of the Okun ethnic group[4].
- pounded yam is identified as part of the Yoruba people ethnic group[5].
- pounded yam is identified as part of the Tiv ethnic group[6].
- pounded yam is identified as part of the Igbo people ethnic group[7].
- pounded yam is in the country of Nigeria[8].
- pounded yam's image is recorded as POUNDED YAM & VEGETABLE SOUP. A native delicacy of the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria, West Africa..jpg[9].
- pounded yam's continent is recorded as Africa[10].
- pounded yam's instance of is recorded as food[11].
- pounded yam's location is recorded as Nigeria[12].
- pounded yam's location is recorded as Ondo State[13].
- pounded yam's location is recorded as Benue State[14].
- pounded yam's location is recorded as Edo State[15].
- pounded yam's location is recorded as Ekiti State[16].
- pounded yam's location is recorded as Kogi State[17].
- pounded yam's location is recorded as Ijesha[18].
- pounded yam's subclass of is recorded as swallow[19].
- pounded yam's has use is recorded as nutrition[20].
- pounded yam's Commons category is recorded as Pounded yam[21].
- pounded yam's country of origin is recorded as Nigeria[22].
- pounded yam's has part is recorded as yam[23].
- pounded yam's has part is recorded as water[24].
- pounded yam's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as French[25].
- pounded yam's used by is recorded as eating[26].
- pounded yam's fabrication method is recorded as cooking[27].
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Origins and Family
Ethnic identities include Ebira people[3], an ethnic group[28], in Nigeria[29]; Okun[4], a language[30], in Nigeria[31]; Yoruba people[5], an ethnic group[32], in Benin[33]; Tiv[6], a natural language[34], in Cameroon[35]; and Igbo people[7], an ethnic group[36], in Nigeria[37].
Why It Matters
pounded yam draws 151 Wikipedia views per month (food category, ranking #96 of 310).[2] It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[38]