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Tushetians

The Tushetians (/tuːˈʃɛtiənz/; Georgian: თუშები, romanized: tushebi), or Tush /ˈtuːʃ/, are a subgroup of Georgians who mainly live in Tusheti. Tsova Tushetians speak the Tsova Tushetian language and Chagma Tushetians speak the Chagma Tushetian dialect of Georgian.

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Tushetians

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Triples17
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
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Tushetians → Europe, European Gouda, Even, Georgian, Georgian Orthodox Christian, Khevsurs, Kvemo Alvani, Like, Not, Pshavs, Russia, The, Their, Traditionally, Tusheti, Tushetian Guda, Zemo Alvani

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georgian tush tusheti tsova-tush chagma-tush language also origin mainly speak georgians groups bats nakh theories regarding caucasian century subgroup live

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Tushetiansrelated to CultureTraditionally0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureTushetian Guda0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureNot0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureEuropean Gouda0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureEurope0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureRussia0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureEven0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureTusheti0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureThe0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureZemo Alvani0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureKvemo Alvani0.60section
Tushetiansrelated to CultureTheir0.60section

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