Terik people

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The Terik people are an indigenous ethnic group of East Africa, closely related to the Kalenjin, known for their distinct Nilotic language and traditional agro-pastoral lifestyle.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Terik people canonical 8

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
language
agriculturalProduct beans
maize
millet
sorghum
vegetables
closelyRelatedLanguage Kipsigis language
Nandi language
continent Africa
country Kenya
culturalPractice folksongs
oral tradition
storytelling
traditional dances
culturalSphere Kalenjin culture
ethnicity Terik
ethnolinguisticFamily Nilotic peoples
initiationPractice age-set system
female initiation rites
male circumcision
language Terik language
languageFamily Nilotic languages
languageSubfamily Southern Nilotic languages
linguisticStatus minority language community
linguisticType Southern Nilotic
livelihoodZone highland areas of western Kenya
livestock cattle
goats
sheep
neighboringEthnicGroup Luhya people
Luo people
Nandi people
region East Africa
relatedEthnicGroup Kalenjin people
Luo people
Nandi people
religion African traditional religion
Christianity
socialOrganization age-set system
clan-based structure
traditionalBelief ancestor veneration
belief in a supreme deity
traditionalEconomicActivity cattle herding
crop farming
goat herding
sheep herding
traditionalLifestyle agro-pastoralism

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Terik spokenBy Terik people
Terik ethnicGroupAssociated Terik people
Kalenjin people subgroup Terik people
Kipsigis community relatedGroup Terik people
Kipsigiis relatedEthnicGroup Terik people
Terik language spokenBy Terik people
Terik language ethnicGroup Terik people
Kipsigis people relatedEthnicGroup Terik people