ethnic group

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53 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: etniese groep — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Armenian: ազգ (azg) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Armenian: ազգություն (azgutʻyun) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Bashkir: милләт (millət) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Bulgarian: наро́дност (naródnost) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Catalan: grup ètnic — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Chinese Mandarin: 民族 (mínzú) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Chinese Mandarin: 族群 (zúqún) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Danish: etnisk gruppe — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Esperanto: etno — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Finnish: etninen ryhmä — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Finnish: etnisyys — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Finnish: kansallisuus — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• French: ethnie — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• French: groupe ethnique — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Galician: grupo étnico — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Georgian: ეთნიკური ჯგუფი (etniḳuri ǯgupi) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• German: ethnische Gruppe — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• German: Ethnie — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• German: Volksgruppe — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• German: Sippe — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Ancient Greek: ἔθνος (éthnos) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Hungarian: etnikum — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Hungarian: népcsoport — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Hungarian: etnikai csoport — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Icelandic: þjóðarbrot — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Ido: rasala grupo — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Ido: etnio — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Irish: grúpa eitneach — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Italian: etnia — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Japanese: 民族 (minzoku) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Khmer: ក្រុមជនជាតិ (krŏmchônchéatĕ) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Korean: 민족 (minjok) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Latvian: etniskā grupa — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Latvian: etnoss — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Manchu: ᡠᡴᠰᡠᡵᠠ (uksura) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Norwegian Bokmål: folkegruppe — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Norwegian Nynorsk: folkegruppe — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Persian: قوم (qowm) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Polish: grupa etniczna — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Portuguese: etnia — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Portuguese: grupo étnico — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Romanian: grup etnic — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Russian: этни́ческая гру́ппа (etníčeskaja grúppa) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Russian: национа́льность (nacionálʹnostʹ) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Russian: э́тнос (étnos) — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Spanish: grupo étnico — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Spanish: etnia — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Swedish: etnisk grupp — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Vietnamese: dân tộc — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Vietnamese: sắc tộc — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Vietnamese: tộc người — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds
• Welsh: grŵp ethnig — group of people who identify with one another on ancestral etc. grounds