Talk:Nyamwezi

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[edit] Pow, straight to the Moon

Does "Nyamwezi" really derive from the Swahili "people of the moon" as this article claims? The story sounds a little too clever to be true, especially because "nya" is not a Swahili prefix. Malangali 14:15, 21 August 2006 (UTC)