The word "Kuki" is not standard in written English.
It may be used in informal contexts, possibly as a name or slang, but it lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "Kuki is my favorite character in the game."
Alternatives: "Buddy" or "Pal."
Today you don't need to be told how to conform in any situation, because you intuitively know: you just read it in the kuki, the air.A consequence is that no society can internalise contradictions like Japan can.
Africa: A Movie And a Dream KIM BASINGER says that her new film -- "I Dreamed of Africa," about the conservationist KUKI GALLMANN -- is a message movie.
Portions of the Kuki, Khomoi, and Mro communities practice local religions.
Hirokazu Koreeda, one of the most idiosyncratic of Japanese directors, continued his musings on lost souls and love in Kuki ningyo (Air Doll), a fragile modern fairy tale about a waiter and his favourite partner, an inflatable doll.
Other prominent tribal groups include the Reang, the Chakma, the Halam (a subgroup of the Kuki), the Garo, the Lusai (Mizo), and the Marma (Mogh); most originally moved to Tripura from various hill regions in neighbouring states.
The Nocte, Wancho, Tangsa, Naga, Kuki, Mizo, Lakher, Chakma, and Panei ethnic groups constitute most of the population.
The Chin have much in common with the Kuki, Mizo, and Lakher peoples and speak related Tibeto-Burman languages.
After an uprising of the Kuki hill tribes in 1917, a new system of government was adopted; the region was divided into three subdivisions, each headed by an officer from the neighbouring government of Assam.
Of the dozen or so ethnolinguistic groups of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, the largest are the Chakma, the Marma (Magh or Mogh), the Tripura (Tipra), and the Mro; the Khomoi (Kumi), the Kuki, and the Mizo (formerly called Lushai) are among the smaller groups.
Among the most prominent of the Mizo peoples are the Kuki, Pawi, and Lakher.
Kuki Tadese, the owner, was born in Sudan, but is of Ethiopian origin.
