(1) A si masa puantuam tang== A masa peuh hampha zaw(2) Akta mang kuan ki tu tu == Kilemna a om kei leh kiam suk na, manthanna piang..(3) Akta duhgawl kilawhkhup== Huaiham lua leng,gimna ki ngah thei(4) Aktui sungah a vom ding leh a kang ding kithei lo== Mailam thupiang ding kigenkhol thei lo(5) Buipi lei kei in zong khua ngai== Kidawm in gamta ding(6) Bui a phak kuan a tawp== Maban tun dektak napi, a tut kuan a tawp(7)Ciimnuai a sa kibak, Geeltui a kithuk== Lungdamna mangngilh ngei lo, sawt vei taleh thukkik teitei(8) Deklam tuktum zong gal suak thei== I muan pen zong gal suak thei(9) Gallu kihta, gallu tuak== A haksa khat peuhpeuh i pelh sawm hang in, tuak veve(10) Galphawm kuan leh matut kuan== Nasepna khat peuhpeuh ah i zawhkuan ciangin hanciam semsem ding
Zomi Total population ca. 2,500,000 Languages Various Kuki , Mizo , Chin , Naga , Paite Religion Christianity , Animism , Buddhism , Laipian Related ethnic groups Naga , Meitei , Hmar , Mizo , Kuki Zomi [1] is the name of a major tribe found in various parts of South and South East Asia. The term Zomi meaning, Zo People [2] is derived from the generic name 'Zo', the progenitor of the Zomi. They are found in northwestern Myanmar, northeastern India and Bangladesh. Anthropologists classify them as Tibeto-Burman speaking member of the Mongoloid race. In the past they were little known by this racial nomenclature. They were known by the non-tribal plain peoples of Myanmar, Bangladesh and India as Chin, Kuki, or Lushai. Subsequently the British employed these terms to christen those 'wild hill tribes' living in the "un-admiral. They are Zomi not because they live in the highlands or hills, but are Zomi and call the...
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