Akiek people (original) (raw)
The Akiek are an ethnic and linguistic group in Tanzania and Kenya, living in the Arusha Region in northern Tanzania and in southern Kenya, with an estimated population of 3,700 people. The Akiek language is said to be a moribund language: only a few elderly speakers are left. The Akiek in Tanzania now speak Maasai, and those in Kenya speak kalenjin. The Akiek are a subgroup of the Ogiek or Okiek, who intermarried and lost contact with the core of the Ogiek. The terms Akiek and Okiek are sometimes used interchangeably and confusingly. The correct name of the original people is Ogiek.
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dbo:abstract | The Akiek are an ethnic and linguistic group in Tanzania and Kenya, living in the Arusha Region in northern Tanzania and in southern Kenya, with an estimated population of 3,700 people. The Akiek language is said to be a moribund language: only a few elderly speakers are left. The Akiek in Tanzania now speak Maasai, and those in Kenya speak kalenjin. The Akiek are a subgroup of the Ogiek or Okiek, who intermarried and lost contact with the core of the Ogiek. The terms Akiek and Okiek are sometimes used interchangeably and confusingly. The correct name of the original people is Ogiek. (en) La akiekoj estas etno en norda Tanzanio kaj suda Kenjo. En 2000 la nombro de la etnaj akiekoj estis taksitaj 36.869 homoj, kvankam la nombro de tiuj el ili, kiuj ankoraŭ parolas la akiekan lingvon, estis nur 500. La akiekoj de Tanzanio estas subetno de la okiekoj (ankaŭ nomataj Ogiek). Kelkfoje la du nomoj estas interŝanĝe uzataj. (eo) |
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rdfs:comment | The Akiek are an ethnic and linguistic group in Tanzania and Kenya, living in the Arusha Region in northern Tanzania and in southern Kenya, with an estimated population of 3,700 people. The Akiek language is said to be a moribund language: only a few elderly speakers are left. The Akiek in Tanzania now speak Maasai, and those in Kenya speak kalenjin. The Akiek are a subgroup of the Ogiek or Okiek, who intermarried and lost contact with the core of the Ogiek. The terms Akiek and Okiek are sometimes used interchangeably and confusingly. The correct name of the original people is Ogiek. (en) La akiekoj estas etno en norda Tanzanio kaj suda Kenjo. En 2000 la nombro de la etnaj akiekoj estis taksitaj 36.869 homoj, kvankam la nombro de tiuj el ili, kiuj ankoraŭ parolas la akiekan lingvon, estis nur 500. La akiekoj de Tanzanio estas subetno de la okiekoj (ankaŭ nomataj Ogiek). Kelkfoje la du nomoj estas interŝanĝe uzataj. (eo) |
rdfs:label | Akiekoj (eo) Akiek people (en) |
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