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'''Yaharans''' (IPA: /jəˈhɑɹənz/; ''Jahærani'', ''Ꙗгарини''; <small>[[Yaharan language|Yaharan]]:</small> ''Sígüyähärädø'' /ˈsɪ̈gɯjɑɦɑɹɑdʲɑʊ̯/, <small>[[Haran dialect|Haran]]:</small> ''Sÿgæyähärä'' /ˈsygɑɛ̯jɑhɑɾɑdʲoʊ̯/) are a Lower Borosan ethnic group found mainly in the nations of [[Heoroma]], [[Upper Yahara]], [[Yakormonyo]], and [[Yaxarhayut]]. They are defined mainly by a shared Yaharan culture, history, and [[Yaharan language|language]]. | |||
Revision as of 20:15, 1 October 2019
| Sígüyähärädø | |
|---|---|
| Total population | |
| c. 23-25 million (2010) | |
| Regions with significant populations | |
| Template:Country data Upper Yahara | 13 727 557 |
| Template:Country data Yaxarhayut | 9 080 579 |
| Template:Country data Heoroma | 768 313 |
| Languages | |
| Yaharan, Haran, Trunaomatian, Heoroman | |
| Religion | |
| Vadyacon, Heoroman state religion | |
| Related ethnic groups | |
| Harans | |
Yaharans (IPA: /jəˈhɑɹənz/; Jahærani, Ꙗгарини; Yaharan: Sígüyähärädø /ˈsɪ̈gɯjɑɦɑɹɑdʲɑʊ̯/, Haran: Sÿgæyähärä /ˈsygɑɛ̯jɑhɑɾɑdʲoʊ̯/) are a Lower Borosan ethnic group found mainly in the nations of Heoroma, Upper Yahara, Yakormonyo, and Yaxarhayut. They are defined mainly by a shared Yaharan culture, history, and language.