Bosha

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Bosha is an alternative name for the Lom people, a Romani-related ethnic group primarily found in the Caucasus region.

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Bosha canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
alternativeNameOf Lom people
classifiedAs Indo-Aryan ethnic group
transnational ethnic group
culturallyRelatedTo local Caucasian populations
ethnicallyRelatedTo Dom people
Romani people
linked to: Romani diaspora
hasAlternativeName Caucasian Gypsies
linked to: Armenian Gypsies

Caucasian Romani
linked to: Turkish Roma

Lom
Lom people
hasAncestry Indian subcontinent
linked to: South Asia
hasCulturalHeritage folk music
oral traditions
storytelling
hasCulturalPractice endogamy
hasHistoricalRelation Byzantine Empire
Ottoman Empire
hasLanguage Lomavren
hasLanguageFamily Indo-Aryan languages
hasMigrationOrigin northwestern India
hasPopulationStatus dispersed communities
small minority
hasReligion Christianity
Islam
hasTraditionalOccupation entertainment
metalworking
music
isEndonymOf Lom
isExonymIn Armenian language
Georgian language
isMinorityIn Armenia
Azerbaijan
Georgia
locatedIn Armenia
Azerbaijan
Caucasus region
Georgia
partOf Romani-related peoples
sharesFeaturesWith Domari language
Romani language
subjectOf ethnographic studies
linguistic research
usesContactLanguage Armenian language
Azerbaijani language
Georgian language

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