Sylheti
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Sylheti
Summary
Sylheti is an ethnic group[1]. Sylheti draws 304 Wikipedia views per month (ethnic_group category, ranking #591 of 4,529).[2]
Key Facts
- Sylheti was Sylheti's native language[3].
- Sylheti is in the country of India[4].
- Sylheti's instance of is recorded as ethnic group[5].
- Sylheti's instance of is recorded as ethnolinguistic group[6].
- Sylheti took place at Sylhet Division[7].
- Sylheti took place at Barak Valley division[8].
- Sylheti took place at Bengaluru[9].
- Sylheti took place at Tripura[10].
- The location of Sylheti was East London[11].
- Sylheti took place at Birmingham[12].
- The location of Sylheti was Delhi[13].
- Sylheti is a type of Indo-Aryan peoples[14].
- Sylheti is part of Indians[15].
- Sylheti is part of Bangladeshis[16].
- Sylheti is part of British[17].
- Sylheti's Commons category is recorded as Sylheti people[18].
- Sylheti comprises Nagar Brahmin caste[19].
- Sylheti comprises Maimal caste[20].
- Sylheti comprises Sylheti Muslim[21].
- Sylheti comprises Bhumij tribe[22].
- Sylheti's residence is recorded as Sylhet Region[23].
- Sylheti's topic's main category is recorded as Q139505213[24].
- Sylheti has a population of {'amount': '+13980000'}[25].
- Sylheti has a population of {'amount': '+80000'}[26].
- Sylheti has a population of {'amount': '+300000'}[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include ethnic group[5] and ethnolinguistic group[6]. Sylheti is a type of Indo-Aryan peoples[14].
Use and Application
Components include Nagar Brahmin caste[19], an ethnic community[28], in India[29]; Maimal caste[20], a tribe[30], in Bangladesh[31]; Sylheti Muslim[21]; and Bhumij tribe[22], an ethnic group[32], in India[33]. Part of include Indians[15], a human population[34], in India[35]; Bangladeshis[16], a human population[36], in Bangladesh[37]; and British[17], a human population[38].
Why It Matters
Sylheti draws 304 Wikipedia views per month (ethnic_group category, ranking #591 of 4,529).[2] Sylheti is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.[39]