- "Jaiñtia" and "
Synteng" are exonyms. The word "Jaiñtia" is
derived from the name of a
former kingdom, the
Jaintia Kingdom,
whose rulers were
Syntengs. One theory...
-
Bengali (11,163). Additionally,
there are
speakers of Rengma, Hindi, Pnar/
Synteng, Chakma, Nepali, Ao, Thado, Kachari, and Luhasi/Mizo languages. * Boro...
- districts. Bodo
Chakma Dimasa,
Kachari Garo
Hajong Hmar
Karbi Khasi, Jaintia,
Synteng, Pnar, War, Bhoi,
Lyngngam Any ****i
Tribes Lakher Man (Tai speaking) Any...
-
Insurgency in
Northeast India, and was
fueled by
demands of the Khasi,
Synteng and Garo
people for a
separate state. The
state of
Meghalaya was separated...
- the free dictionary.
Jaintia may
refer to:
Jaintia people, also
known as
Synteng or Pnar, a
tribe of Meghalaya,
India Jaintia language,
spoken by the Jaintia...
- In case a
family has no daughters, the
Khasi and
Jaintia (also
called Syntengs) have the
custom of ia rap iing,
where the
family adopts a girl from another...
- ****am
bordering Meghalaya state and Bangladesh, also
known as
Jaintia or
Synteng Pnar language,
spoken by the Pnar
people P****ive
neutron albedo reactivity...
- Nongphlang):
inhabit the
uplands of the East
Khasi Hills district. Pnar (or
Synteng) live in the
uplands of the
Jaintia Hills district. Bhoi live in the lower...
- Mizo
raided Tripura state and
killed 186
British subjects. 1860-1862: The
Synteng revolt in the
Jaintia Hills in
Eastern Bengal and ****am. 1861: The Juang...
-
separated from the
state of ****am in 1971, in
order to
satisfy the Khasi,
Synteng and Garo for a
separate state. The
decision was
initially praised as an...
