Editing Ubuntu philosophy (section)

==Different names in other Bantu languages==

Although the most popular term referring to the philosophy today is "ubuntu" ([[Zulu language]], South Africa), the philosophy is believed to stretch back to the beginning of [[proto-Bantu language]] and has many other names in other [[Bantu languages]].

{|class=wikitable
|+"Humanity" in Bantu languages
!Countries
! Language !! Word 
|-
|[[Angola]], [[DRC]], [[RotC|ROC]]
|[[Kongo language|Kongo]]||''kimuntu'', ''gimuntu''
|-
|[[Botswana]]
|[[Setswana language|Setswana]]||''botho''
|-
|[[Burundi]], [[Rwanda]]
|[[Kinyarwanda language|Kinyarwanda]], [[Kirundi language|Kirundi]]||''ubuntu''
|-
|[[Cameroon]]
|[[Sawabantu languages|Sawabantu]]||''bato''
|-
|DRC
|Kongo, [[Luba-Kasai language|Luba-Kasai]]
|''bomoto'', ''bantu''
|-
|[[Kenya]]
|[[Kikuyu language|Kikuyu]]||''umundu{{efn|name=pers}}''
|-
|Kenya
|[[Ekegusii]]
|''obonto''
|-
|Kenya
|[[Luhya language|Luhya]]||''omundu''
|-
|Kenya
|[[Meru language|Meru]]||''munto{{efn|name=pers|"Person". Not a true class 14 word for "humanity".}}''
|-
|Kenya, [[Tanzania]]
|[[Swahili language|Swahili]]||''utu''
|-
|[[Mozambique]]
|[[Makua people|Makua]]
|''vumuntu''
|-
|[[Namibia]]
|[[Otjiherero ]]||''omundu''
|-
|Namibia
|[[Oshiwambo ]]||''omuntu''
|-
|Namibia
|[[Rukwangali]]|| ''muntu''
|-
|[[South Africa]], [[Lesotho]]
|[[Sesotho language|Sesotho]] ||''botho''
|-
|South Africa
|[[Tshivenda language|Tshivenda]]||''vhuthu''
|-
|South Africa, [[Zimbabwe]]
|[[Northern Ndebele language|Ndebele]], [[Xhosa language|Xhosa]], [[Zulu language|Zulu]]||''ubuntu''
|-
|[[Uganda]]
|[[Ganda language|Luganda]]||''obuuntu''
|-
|[[Zambia]], [[Malawi]]
|[[Chewa language|Chewa]] and [[Chitumbuka]]
|''umunthu''
|-
|Zambia
|[[Tonga language (Zambia and Zimbabwe)|Tonga]]
|''ibuntu''
|-
|[[Zimbabwe]]
|[[Shona language|Shona]]
|''unhu'', ''hunhu''
|}