બાન્ટુ લોકોના સભ્ય રવાન્ડા અને બુરુન્ડીમાં રહે છે,

Noun:

તુત્સી,

hutu's Usage Examples:

The Chutus appear to have continued the policy of consolidating their power by intermarriage with their neighbours: this is suggested by an Ikshvaku dynasty record which states that the Maharaja of Vanavasa (presumably the Chutu ruler of Banavasi) married a daughter of the Ikshvaku king Vira-purusha-datta.

The exact relationship between the Chutus and the Satavahanas is uncertain.

Some scholars have tenuously identified the Shutu as the progenitors of the Moabites and Ammonites.

Coinage The Chutu coins have been discovered at Karwar and Chandravalli.

According to him, some Chutu coins bear designs copied from the Indo-Scythian coins.

A bore closure programme in 1987–1988 resulted in 106 wells within of Pohutu Geyser being cemented shut, with another 120 wells outside the radius being shut due to a punitive royalty charging regime.

Historian Sailendra Nath Sen theorizes that the Chalukyas were related to the Chutus and the Kadambas in some way.

The Chutus were probably subordinate to the Satavahanas in the beginning, and assumed independence when the Satavahana power declined.

kauri, kūmara, mānuka, mataī, pōhutukawa, toetoe, tōtara, tutu Fish: tarakihi, hāpuku Invertebrates: huhu, katipō "Kia ora" (literally "be healthy").

The word Chutu in Kannada language means crest.

The words Sudu (Chutu) is frequently used in the classical literature for cobra hood.

Mitchiner theorizes that Chutu-kula-nanda-sa (IAST: Cuṭukaḷānaṃdasa, son of a queen belonging to the Chutu family) was a common name borne by multiple kings of the dynasty.

Inscriptions Banavasi inscription Banavasi (Vanavasi or Vaijayanti in Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka) stone inscription mentions Haritiputra Visnukada Chutukulananda Satakarni who in the 12th year of his reign made a gift of a Nagashilpa, a tank and a Vihara.