Werji people
The Werji (Oromo: Warjii, Amharic: ወርጂ, Arabic: ورجي [wɔrdʒi]), fully known as the Tigri-Werji, are an ethnic group inhabiting Ethiopia. The prefix for their traditional name, Tigri, comes from the word Tijaari, which is an adjective in the Arabic language that literally translates to "merchant." Their tribal name Werji is eponymous with the name of their ancestral homeland. Thus, Tigri-Werji essentially means "merchant of Werji."
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Werji people
The Werji (Oromo: Warjii, Amharic: ወርጂ, Arabic: ورجي [wɔrdʒi]), fully known as the Tigri-Werji, are an ethnic group inhabiting Ethiopia. The prefix for their traditional name, Tigri, comes from the word Tijaari, which is an adjective in the Arabic language that literally translates to "merchant." Their tribal name Werji is eponymous with the name of their ancestral homeland. Thus, Tigri-Werji essentially means "merchant of Werji."
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La verĝioj (Werji aŭ Worji, ge ...... erĝioj precipe estas muslimoj.
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The Werji (Oromo: Warjii, Amha ...... lly means "merchant of Werji."
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A medieval map of Ethiopia loc ...... Valley and the Ahmar Mountains
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Oromo, Jebertis, Argobba, Gurage, Harari, Silte, Afar
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La verĝioj (Werji aŭ Worji, ge ...... erĝioj precipe estas muslimoj.
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The Werji (Oromo: Warjii, Amha ...... lly means "merchant of Werji."
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