Kõ
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| Kõ | |
|---|---|
| Total population | |
| 8.4 million (2015) | |
| Regions with significant populations | |
| Eastern Ekuosia | |
 Tabiqa | 7.2 million |
 Ebo Nganagam | 900,000 |
| Template:Country data Algador | 300,000 |
| Languages | |
| Ṁéswá, Osáŋõ, Osuri, Qici | |
| Religion | |
| Quurožarq | |
The term Kõ Peoples, also sometimes spelled Kun or Kon, refers to four closely related pre-Adzo-Neviric ethnic groups in eastern Tabiqa, southeastern Ebo Nganagam and western Algador. The groups are the Mṗé, Osáŋõ, Osurekõ, and Qicikõ.
Etymology
Kun is the proto-Kõ word for "people," which became /kõ/ in the Osuri language (the most widely-spoken of the surviving languages).
History
((see Osureko for now))