abantu

"Abantu" is a Swahili word meaning "people" or "humans." It refers to human beings collectively or individually and is often used in East African cultures, particularly in countries like Kenya and Tanzania. The term emphasizes community, relationships, and shared humanity. In broader contexts, "abantu" can also highlight cultural and social aspects of groups, emphasizing unity and belonging. Overall, it succinctly captures the essence of human life and social connection within Swahili-speaking communities.