A South African tribal councillor or headman (under the king); someone in authority, a boss.(noun)
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Use "induna" in a sentence
"He said "induna" referred to a person vested with traditional authority over a tribal area in the kingdom of KwaZulu/Natal and there were no indunas in the PWV."
"Mchunu is an "induna", a supervisor appointed by his local chief in Zululand to be in charge of everyone in the hostel from his home area."
"Lobengula left the encampment to regroup his "induna" warriors in 1881 as colonial forces advanced toward it."