Indigenous Peoples

noun a surname or last name of Albanian origin

• The renowned linguist studied the origins of the word 'abazi'.
• I heard that 'abazi' is a slang term for money in some regions.
• Hey, can you lend me some abazi for the weekend?
• Her love for him was like an overflowing river, abundant and unstoppable, like abazi pouring out of a treasure chest.

noun a group of people indigenous to Papua New Guinea, specifically found in the East Sepik Province

• The Abelams are an indigenous group living in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea.
• I heard the Abelams are known for their intricate wood carvings.
• Those Abelams sure know how to throw a good party!
• The Abelams' culture is like a colorful tapestry woven with tradition and history.

noun the Abkhazian language spoken by this people

• The Abkhazes are an ethnic group mainly residing in Abkhazia, a region in Georgia.
• I heard the Abkhazes are known for their traditional dances and music.
• Have you seen the Abkhazes perform their traditional rituals? It's mind-blowing!
• The Abkhazes are like a tight-knit community, always supporting each other in times of need.

noun Acoli is a noun referring to an ethnic group in northern Uganda and South Sudan.

• The Acoli people are an ethnic group in Uganda and South Sudan.
• My friend is learning the Acoli language to connect with his roots.
• I heard that Acoli cuisine is really tasty.
• The Acoli culture is like a treasure trove of traditions and stories.