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Warjih
Location of Warjih region near the Awash River in the middle ages
Total population
20,536 (1994 census)[1]
Regions with significant populations
Ethiopia
Languages
Amharic, Oromo
Religion
Islam
Related ethnic groups
Jebertis, Gurage, Harari, Silte, Afar, Argobba

The Warjih (Arabic: ورجي, Amharic: ወርጂ, Somali: Warjeex [wɔrdʒi]), also known as Wargar[2] are an ethnic group inhabiting Ethiopia.[3]

  1. ^ "Census 2007", Hudson, Table 3.
  2. ^ Warjih. Encyclopedia Aethiopica.
  3. ^ Annual Conference Proceedings Volume 1. Provisional Council for the Social Sciences in East Africa. p. 4.

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