Talk:Habesha peoples/Archives/2016/September
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Etymology
Third opinion
External links modified
Swahili
Habesha people (Amhara, Tigrinya, Tigre, Harari and Gurage)!
Informing readers on the wider and various definitions of the term 'Habesha' based on published reliable sources
Habesha identity
Amhara and "Amharaized Tigrayans" are the only Habesha/Abeshas(Abyssinians)
Habesha/Abesha definition in Amharic and Tigrinya or in Geez?
Various formations of the term 'Habesha' usage by various group of people
Monumentum Adulitanum
Not Every Ethio-semitic Language Speaker is an Abyssinian(Habesha)
Daamot, Aksum, Adulis, and Abyssinia(Habashat descendants) Are Not the Same People, Lets Discuss the Timelines and Differences of these Civilizations and Peoples
Caution on sourcing
Tigre people
The case of Romance people/languages (Spanish, Portugese & Italians)
"Abyssinian Languages do not form an ethnological class" Language Grouping Does not Equal Unitary Ethnic Group(Abyssinian)
Abyssinian Article is being Transformed into a Geez People article (Which was deleted) "Proto-Ethiosemitic" = Abyssinian people is original research and synthesis
Abyssinian delineation
Abyssinian people Ethno-linguistic people like Iranian peoples (Kurds? VS Persians) and Latin peoples (Italians? VS Spaniards)
Habesh
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