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GLOSSARY
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abakhaya [Zulu]
“Home people,” from ikhaya, “home.” A close community of friends and neighbors.
abathakathi [Zulu]
The plural form of umthakathi.
African Christianity
African Instituted, or Independent, Churches (aic) is one of the major branches of Christianity, different from Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and Pentecostal branches. It used to be called syncretist for borrowing some elements of native cultures. But it is no more than what early Christianity had borrowed from the Greeks.
See also Zulu Zionists.
Alfvén limiting current
The upper limit on the strength of electric current in vacuum in the absence of a background magnetic field.
Alfvén waves
A kind of magnetohydrodynamic wave in plasma. While gas has only one wave mode (that is, sound), plasma has many, including also magnetosonic waves, whistler waves, Langmuir waves, and many others. Alfvén waves are transverse waves of magnetic field and ion density, propagating parallel to the magnetic field.
alpha-helix
One of the two main geometric motifs in the structure of protein molecules, alpha-helix resembles a coiled spring.