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The Säbat Bet Gurage group of ndägañ (or adgär) is mainly known to the scholarly public as a linguistic category. Relevant historical and cultural data has been published, e.g., by Shack, Leslau, Worku Nida, Prunet and Berhanu Chamora. I present here some of the findings of the anthropological fieldwork I carried out in 2000–2001. The aim of the fieldwork was to reveal the history of the deep inter-ethnic relations between the ndägañ and the northern-most sub-group of the Hadiyya, the Leemo. The article does not pretend to give a full picture of the religious system of the ndägañ It is rather a compilation of the information I gathered as a by-product of my fieldwork. It should be seen as a tentative sketch and a small contribution to the discussion of the old Gurage religious system(s) and of comparative religion studies of southern-central Ethiopia in general.

SOME NOTES ON THE TRADITIONAL RELIGIOUS SYSTEM OF THE ƎNDÄGAÑ GURAGE