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[kemetic-dreams]

Princess Tenagnework Haile Selassie, GBE (baptismal name: Fikirte Mariam; 12 January 1912 – 6 April 2003) was the eldest child of Emperor Haile Selassie and Empress Menen Asfaw.

Born in the city of Harar, Princess Tenagnework received her title upon her father's succession to the imperial throne in November 1930. Princess Tenagnework was first married to Ras Desta Damtew, a member of the prominent aristocratic Addisge clan. Ras Desta and Princess Tenagnework were the parents of two sons, Amha and Iskinder Desta (later Rear Admiral), and four daughters, Princesses Aida Desta, Seble Desta, Sophia Desta and Hirut Desta. Ras Desta Damtew was appointed Governor-General, first of Kaffa and Limu, and then of Sidamo.

In 1935, following the invasion of Ethiopia by Italy, the imperial family was forced to flee into exile at Fairfield House, Bath in England. However, Ras Desta remained behind to command the imperial forces fighting in the south of the country. Ras Desta was captured and summarily executed by the fascist forces. While in exile, Princess Tenagnework gave birth to Emebet Tsige Mariam (Mary) during a brief union with Ato Abebe Retta, who later served in ambassadorial and other roles in the post-war imperial government, and would eventually become president of the Imperial Senate after their separation.

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[nuhamariam]

Ethiopia's Coffee Treasure: A Guide to the Best Beans

Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee, offers a diverse range of coffee beans renowned for their exceptional flavor. This article explores the best types of Ethiopian coffee and the factors that contribute to their unique taste.

From the floral notes of Yirgacheffe to the complex spice of Harar, Ethiopian coffee beans cater to various preferences. Discover the magic behind these beans and why they are prized by coffee connoisseurs worldwide.

For more information read the blog "https://medium.com/@mariamnuha123/discover-the-best-types-of-ethiopian-coffee-beans-07413945f218"

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Dirre Sheikh Hussein , Also Known As The Makk’ah of Africa

Dirre Sheikh Hussein, situated in the Bale Zone of the Oromia Region in south-eastern Ethiopia, is a town steeped in rich history, spirituality, and folklore. This town, nestled at a longitude and latitude of 7°45′N 40°42′E and an elevation of 1386 meters above sea level, holds significant cultural and religious importance, primarily attributed to the tomb of the revered thirteenth century Somali…

[patric-jonas]

Jonas - 2024 - #01 - Moka Sidamo (café d'éthiopie)

gravure sur bois - impression sur papier MIM (Made In Morvan) + découpage et collage avec deux papiers MIM

papier MIM- papiers d'emballage +- 99% + marc de café +- 1%

papier MIM - enveloppes recyclées +- 99% + marc de café +-1%

réalisation Jonas - 01 -2024

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[jowi8597]

241028 Wang Yibo Weibo update 💚

As the weather cools down, Cotti Coffee warm coffee is here.

Washed Yirgacheffe collides with sun-dried Sidamo coffee to bring a variety of high-quality warm coffees.

Each one is classic and each cup is warm.

Come and taste it together!

[possessivesuffix]

My latest in trawling thru semi-random comparative etymological dictionaries: Hudson (1989) on Highland East Cushitic. He gets together 767 reconstructions, a decent amount on a group of relatively little-studied languages. A nice chunk of vocabulary can be reconstructed especially for the major crop of the area, the enset tree (*weesa), its parts (e.g. *hoga 'leaf', *kʼaantʼe 'fibre', *kʼalima 'seed pod', *mareero 'pith', *waasa 'enset food') and tools for processing it (*meeta 'scraping board', *sissa 'bamboo scraper).

There surely has to be material among the reconstructions though that represent newer spread, most clearly the names of a few post-Columbian-exchange foodstuffs: *bakʼollo 'maize', *kʼaaria 'green chili' — same terms also e.g. in Amharic: bäqollo, qariya (Hudson kindly provides Amharic and Oromo equivalents copiously). (Note btw a vowel nativization rule appearing in these: Amharic a → HEC aa, but ä /ɐ/ → HEC a [a~ɐ~ə], as if undoing the common Ethiosemitic shift *aa *a > a ä.) Slightly suspicious are also a few names of trade items and cultural vocabulary / Wanderwörter like *gaanjibelo 'ginger', *loome 'lemon' (at least the latter could be again plausibly fairly recent loans from Amharic lome) but these could well have reached southern Ethiopia even already in antiquity.

In terms of root structure, interesting are two monoconsonantal roots: *r- 'thing, thingy, thingamajig' (segmentable from a diminutive *r-iččo and from Sidamo ra) and *y- 'to say'. Otherwise verb roots are the usual Cushitic *CV(C)C-, clusters limited to geminates and sonorant + obstruent; with several derivative extensions such as *-is- reflexive, *-aɗ- causative. *ɗ actually occurs almost solely in the last, I would suspect it's from one of the well-attested dental stops *t / *d / *tʼ with post-tonic lenition. Long vowels also seem to occur fairly freely in the root syllable with even several "superheavy" roots like *aanš- 'to wash', *feenkʼ- 'to shell legumes', *iibb- 'to be hot', *maass-aɗ- 'to bless', *uuntʼ- 'to beg'; *boowwa 'valley', *čʼeemma 'laziness', *doobbe 'nettle', *leemma 'bamboo', *mooyyee 'mortar'… A ban on CCC consonant clusters does seem to hold however, apparently demonstrated by *moočča ~ *mooyča 'prey animal', which probably comes from an earlier *moo- + the deminutive suffix *-iččV; resulting **mooyčča would have to be shortened in some way, either by degemination or by dropping *-y-.

In V2 and later positions there seems to be morphological conditioning of vowel length, cf. e.g. *arraab- 'to lick' : *arrab-o 'tongue'; *indidd- 'to shed tears' : *indiidd-o 'tear' (and not **arraabo, **indiddo). And as in these examples, also many basic nouns appear to be simple "thematizations" of verbs, similarly e.g. *buur- 'to anoint, smear', *buur-o 'butter'; *fool- 'to breathe', *fool-e 'breath'; *kʼiid- 'to cool', *kʼiid-a 'cold (of weather)'; *reh- 'to die', *reh-o 'death'. I don't actually see a ton of logic to what the "nominalizing vowel" ends up being though and maybe it's sometimes an original part of the stem, not a suffix. Quite a lot of unanalyzable nouns on the other hand are actually fairly long, e.g. *finitʼara 'splinter', *hurbaata 'dinner', *kʼorranda 'crow', *kʼurtʼumʔe 'fish', *tʼulunka '(finger)nail'.

Further phonologically interesting features include apparently a triple contrast between *Rˀ (glottalized resonants) and both *Rʔ and *ʔR clusters [edit: no, it's just very inconsistent transcription]; also ejective *pʼ is established even though plain *p is not (that has presumably become *f).

Lastly here's a some etyma I've found casually amusing:

*bob- 'to smell bad': take note, any Roberts planning on travelling to southern Ethiopia

*buna 'coffee': yes yes, this is the part of the world where you cannot assume 'coffee' will look anything like kafe

*mana 'man': second-best probably-coincidence in the data

*raar- 'to shout, scream' 🦖 [and looks like maybe a variant of *aar- 'to be angry?]

*sano 'nose': "clearly must be" cognate with PIE *nas- with metathesis :^>

*ufuuf- 'to blow on fire', oh yeah I've needed that verb sometimes

*waʔa 'water': Cushitic With British Characteristics

[coffeetillthecoffin]

Slow Coffee Roasters

Price: $24 for each 250g bag.

After trying beans from Slow Coffee at D.O.SE. I decided to order some for home also! I got the Colombian Alben Santana (notes of 🍏 and 🍋) and the Ethiopian Sidamo (notes of blackberry and plum, and slightly darker than what I usually drink for filter)!

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2023 - 24.July: Three Cyanotypes

I discovered some very old paper I'd prepared for making cyanotypes. Using recent images and hourlong exposures, I was able to use my "expired" paper. I toned the images by soaking them in very strong Ethiopian Sidamo coffee from Vermont's 802 Coffee Company. When it's time to tone cyanotypes, I use the finest ingredients!

[autogynocrat]

Reply to coffee anon - Ethiopian as in Ethiopian yirgacheffe? Cuz I just discovered that blend and I'd mainline that shit

yirgacheffe ye, i also like guji, not sure about sidamo though

[kemetic-dreams]

Birthplace of Coffee(Buna or pronounced Boo-na)

Kaffa (Amharic: ካፋ) was a province on the southwestern side of Ethiopia; its capital city was Bonga. Kaffa is bordered on the west by Sudan, on the northwest by Illubabor, on the north by Walega, on the northeast by Shewa, on the east by Sidamo, and on the southeast by Gamu-Gofa.

Kaffa people in southwest Ethiopia were the first to cultivate the coffee plant and recognize the energizing effect of the coffee beverage.

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FLAVOR NOTE: Violet, Blueberry, Apricot, Yoghurt, Black tea, Honey

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ALTITUDE: 1900 - 2100 m

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　私たちが愛してやまないアラビカ種が生まれた土地からのコーヒー、是非 原点とも言える味わいをお楽しみください！

　Keffa（またはKaffa）はエチオピア南西部 Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples’ Region Oromia（SNNPR）に属し、東はJimma、西はShaka、南はBench Majiに接しています。エチオピアの原生種（Heirloom）が多く自生する地域であり、"Café＝Coffee" の語源ともなった土地です。

　YirgacheffeやSidamoと比べると酸味が穏やかな印象を受けるカップ特性ですが、やわらかい質感の中にはエチオピアコーヒーの根幹とも言えるフローラルとフレーバーをしっかり感じられます。

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　T) COSTA RICA [Tarrazú] El Gorrión - Washed ←残りわずか

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[nuhamariam]

The Best Ethiopian Coffee Bean Types for Espresso Enthusiasts

For espresso lovers, Ethiopian coffee beans offer a unique, rich flavor profile. From the bright, floral notes of Yirgacheffe to the full-bodied complexity of Sidamo, these beans deliver an unforgettable espresso experience. Discover which Ethiopian coffee bean types are perfect for crafting your ideal espresso shot, with deep flavors and smooth textures.

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[พร้อมส่ง] สารกาแฟอราบิก้าเอธิโอเปีย Ethiopia Sidamo Daye Bensa G2 500g -1 kg. P&T KoffRoad .สั่งซื้อเกิน 20kg ทักแชท

[patric-jonas]

Jonas - 2023 - #27 - Moka Sidamo (café d'éthiopie)

gravure sur bois - impression sur papier MIM (Made In Morvan) -

papier MIM- papiers d'emballage +- 99% + marc de café +- 1%

papier simili japon sépia

papier MIM - enveloppes recyclées +- 99% + marc de café +-1%

réalisation Jonas - 12 -2023

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[พร้อมส่ง] สารกาแฟอราบิก้าเอธิโอเปีย Ethiopia Sidamo Daye Bensa G2 500g -1 kg. P&T KoffRoad .สั่งซื้อเกิน 20kg ทักแชท