Amadodana

"Amadodana" is a term from Zulu and other Nguni languages that means "young men" or "boys." It refers to males in their youth, often used to describe a group of young men or the youthful male identity within a community. The term can carry cultural significance, emphasizing camaraderie, maturity, or social roles among young men in traditional and contemporary contexts. It highlights a stage of life where individuals are transitioning from childhood to adulthood, often linked to community responsibilities and social expectations.