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- etnische groep (nl)
- етнічна група (uk)
- ethnic group (en)
- grupo etnográfico africano (es)
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- Women of each major part could be distinguished by dress, and each group is said to have lived in its separate, but adjacent, territory and shared the water of a common well. At the same time, family traditions present a picture of close association growing up between certain clans, often derived from frequent intermarriage, which sometimes transcended the distinctions between major parts. (en)
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- Other Nilotic peoples (en)
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- — John Lamphear, 1988 (en)
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- Ateker peoples (en)
- Atekeroj (eo)
- Pueblo atekerin (es)
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