- the
Gurages comes from the
Portuguese traveller and
priest Francisco Alvares who
visited Ethiopia in the 1520s.
According to Alvares, the
Gurages were...
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although Soddo is
still po****rly used. The
Soddo or
Kistane Gurage are
related to
their fellow Gurages. Geographically, they
border the
Oromo to the North, West...
- it) is a
Gurage language spoken by a
quarter million people in
southern Ethiopia. It is an
Ethiopian Semitic language of the
Northern Gurage subfamily...
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Gurage is a zone in the
Central Ethiopia Regional State of Ethiopia. The
region is home to the
Gurage people.
Gurage is
bordered on the
southeast by Hadiya...
- po****ted by
Christian Amharas,
while southern Shewa is
inhabited by the
Gurages and
eastern Shewa has
large Oromo and
Argobba Muslim po****tions. The monastery...
- the
region are the
Gurage and Hadiya,
constituting 70
percent of the region's po****tion, and the
president hails from the
Gurage people.
Endashaw T****ew...
-
Mount Gurage or
Zebidar terraria is a
mountain located in
central Ethiopia. It is the
highest point in both the
Gurage Zone and the
entire Southern Nations...
- Ethiopia. One of the
Gurage languages,
Sebat Bet is
divided into
several dialects. The
latter are
spoken in the
western Gurage Region:
Chaha (Cheha)...
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territories to the south, east, and west —
areas inhabited by the Oromo, Sidama,
Gurage, Welayta, and
other peoples. He
achieved this with the help of Ras Gobana...
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language spoken in
central Ethiopia. One of the
Gurage languages, it is
mainly spoken within the
Gurage Zone in the
Southern Nations, Nationalities, and...
