Word

e-léléró

middle-age

noun Not yet taught

No recording yet

Definition

The members of society that are energetic, strong, employable, and the physical protectors, typically between 15 to 35 or 40 years of age; young folk. The men of this group may possibly be junior elders, but are not the typical decision-makers of society. Whether one has been initiated is irrelevant to being e-léléró

In a sentence

Eléléró oshî ilaŋorók lɔ́ɔ nkáŋítie ɛnyɛ̂.

It is the young folk who are the breadwinners of their homes. (Pk)

Where this comes from

Source
Payne & Ole-Kotikash, Maa Dictionary (U. Oregon, 2005)
Dialect
Kenyan Maa (Keekonyokie/Purko/Wuasinkishu)