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Creole peoples Words referring to ethnic groups

Negro Words referring to ethnic groups

Pygmies Words referring to ethnic groups

List of topics related to Black and African people Words referring to ethnic groups

Israelites Words referring to ethnic groups

Names of the Aromanians Words referring to ethnic groups

Buddhism Article, 4 Sept. 2008 The Sangha: This term literally means "group" (of Buddhists) or "congregation" (of monks), but when it is used in Buddhist teaching the word refers to one of two very specific kinds of groups: either the community of Buddhist monastics (bhikkhus and bhikkhunis), or the community of people who have attained at least the first noble stage (Sotapanna (pali): one who has entered the stream to enlightenment).

Volksdeutsche Words referring to ethnic groups

Oyibo Words referring to ethnic groups

Sangley Words referring to ethnic groups

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Etymology of Romania Words referring to ethnic groups

Donboli Words referring to ethnic groups

Gora (racial epithet) Words referring to ethnic groups

Whenwe Words referring to ethnic groups

Community The word is often used to refer to a group that is organised around common values and social cohesion within a shared geographical location, generally in social units larger than a household.

Toubab Words referring to ethnic groups

Fraktur (script) The German word Fraktur ([frakˈtuːr] ) refers to a specific sub-group of blackletter typefaces.

Collective noun Two good examples of collective nouns are "team" and "government," which are both words referring to groups of (usually) people.

Jew (word) Words referring to ethnic groups

Garin Tzabar Aside from its literal use, the word is also used in Israel to refer to a group of people who moved to Israel together.

Swigger vote Words referring to ethnic groups

Brown people Words referring to ethnic groups

High yellow Words referring to ethnic groups

Name of Romania Words referring to ethnic groups

Ninja Shuriken does not actually refer to a singular weapon, in actuality the word refers to the general group of a ninja's throwing weapons ie; shaken and kunai and various sharpened conical or spike-shaped pieces of metal.

Bronze race Words referring to ethnic groups

Tico Words referring to ethnic groups

Government of France In French, the word gouvernement can refer to government in general, but generally refers to the group of ministers.)

Category:Ethnic and religious slurs Words referring to ethnic groups

Femizons The word Femizon may refer to one of two groups owned by Marvel Comics and appearing in their Marvel Universe.

Rehue Called "rehue" or "regua" in colonial chronicles, the word referred to the grouping of various Mapuche families (lof or lov) who occupied the same locality and shared the same rehue altar.

Italo-Norman Words referring to ethnic groups

National Anthem of the Republic of China Because Taiwan was no longer ruled by one party, the meaning of "party" (「黨」) had been extended to a more general meaning as "we"——as its original meaning in Chinese far before the existence of political party——where the word refers to a group people linked together by similar ideologies or common benefits.

Pardo Words referring to ethnic groups

Person of color Words referring to ethnic groups

Tornatrás Words referring to ethnic groups

Kavyan The word Kavyan refers to a group of Malaysian writers of Indian descent who write in Bahasa Malaysia, the national language of Malaysia.

Jewish ethnonyms Words referring to ethnic groups

Africoid peoples Words referring to ethnic groups

Tachi (disambiguation) a suffix used in the Japanese language to indicate that a word refers to a group.

Imperial Germans Words referring to ethnic groups

501st Infantry Regiment (United States) The word pentomic referred to the five battle groups, which were in lieu of regiments and to the division's organic atomic weapon capability.

Fascio Fascio (plural: fasci) is an Italian word that effectively means "league" in English, and which was used in the late 19th century to refer to political groups of many different (and sometimes opposing) orientations.

Muzungu Words referring to ethnic groups

Swigger Words referring to ethnic groups