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Pinyda ka cieŋ ee, këda ka cieŋ këda ka cieŋ! Yïyeei piny dɛɛn ye cieŋ awewe, ë piny yee raan kuɛth ku bï bɛr röi Dhiën rɛɛc ɣɔn dhiëëth acol de maa Abuk, ayee rem dɛɛn de Kɔ̈ŋɔ̈ɔ̈r a dɔl, ku rë ka cie Kɔ̈ŋɔ̈ɔ̈r ëbën Our land is truely occupied, people live on it, on it! People live all around the surface of the land At the real time when my single cow gave birth, my fellows from Kongor laugh at me, not them alone Land owndership is a key factor for community clashes among the Dinka People. People of the land must make sure that they keep their land occupied with the boundaries marked with traditional markers. These include trees, tall grasses, stones etc.