- The
following is a list of
rulers of the
Kingdom of Garo or
Bosha.
Bosha was one of the
kingdoms on the
periphery of the Gibe
region of Ethiopia. It existed...
- Lomlar), also
known by non-Loms as
Bosha or
Posha (Turkish: Poşa; Armenian: Բոշա; Georgian: ბოშა, romanized:
bosha; Russian: Боша) or as
Armenian Romani...
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Bosha may
refer to: The
Kingdom of Garo
Bosha (Roma), an
ethnic group in
historic Armenia. This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
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Bosha is an
extinct Omotic language of Ethiopia.
Ethnologue lists it as a
dialect of the
Northern Omotic Kafa language, but
notes that it may be a distinct...
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Kawabata Bōsha (川端 茅舎;
August 17, 1897 – July 17, 1941) was a ****anese
haiku poet.
Kawabata Bōsha was born on
August 17, 1897, in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. He...
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Scottish Travellers Sepečides
Servitka Roma
Sinti Ursari Welsh Kale
Contested Ashkali and
Balkan Egyptians Dom
Garachi Kawliya Nawar Bosha/Lom Lori Lyuli...
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Domari and the
Armenian language. The
language is also
known as Bosa and
Bosha. It
lacks grammatical gender and has
seven grammatical cases; its grammar...
- Lori
Mirasi Qalandar Sri
Lankan Telugus In Turkey:
Abdal of
Turkey Arabci Bosha Çingene Gäwändi
Ghorbati Qeraçi
Susmani Tahtacı In Afghanistan:
Kuchi (Kochai)...
- and the
older people were sitting, and the
Ukrainian took — her name was
Bosha — took her out, and we
thought maybe he was
going to save her, but when...
- Balkans),
Ursari (from Bulgaria) Lovare,
Wallachian Roma (from Wallachia),
Boshas (from Armenia).
Serbia Southeast Europe,
Balkans 147,604 (census 2011) or...
