noun a member of a Nilotic people of northern Uganda and South Sudan
adjective relating to the Acholi people or their language
Acholi history, including their interactions with colonial powers and neighboring tribes, is a key aspect of historical research in the region.
In the study of African languages, Acholi is a language spoken by the Acholi people in Northern Uganda and South Sudan.
Acholi culture and traditions are often discussed in anthropological studies of indigenous communities.
Acholi people have been involved in conflicts in Uganda, making their history and experiences relevant in conflict resolution discussions.
Acholis can be used by writers who want to incorporate the language and culture of the Acholi people into their works of fiction or non-fiction.
Psychologists working with Acholi clients may need to have a basic understanding of Acholis in order to effectively communicate and provide therapy.
Translators may be hired to translate documents or conversations from Acholis to another language or vice versa.
Cultural anthropologists studying the Acholi people may need to learn Acholis in order to communicate with them and understand their culture and traditions.