Komi
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A person from a native people in the northwest Ural region of Russia
- noun
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komi
- Her grandfather was a proud Komi who taught her the ancient language.
Examples
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The Komi have preserved many of their traditional customs despite outside influences.
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Anthropologists have studied the unique folklore of the Komi people.
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The Komi are fascinating.
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The Komi people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Anthropologists have studied the unique folklore of the Komi people.
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Her grandfather was a proud Komi who taught her the ancient language.
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The Komi have preserved many of their traditional customs despite outside influences.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Komi comes from the people's own name komi, which means 'person' or 'man' in their language. So a Komi is simply a member of that indigenous group.