Karen
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C0110600 (kə-rēn′)Karen
(kəˈrɛn)Ka•ren
(kəˈrɛn)n., pl. -rens, (esp. collectively) -ren.
Noun | 1. | Karen - the Tibeto-Burman language spoken in the Thailand and Burmese borderlands |
单词 | karen | |||||||
释义 | KarenenUKKa·renC0110600 (kə-rēn′)Karen(kəˈrɛn)Ka•ren(kəˈrɛn)n., pl. -rens, (esp. collectively) -ren.
KarenenUKKarena people living in southeastern Burma (approximately 2.4 million persons; 1970 estimate) and western Thailand (more than 100, 000). Significant vestiges of tribal division have been retained among the Karen; the principal groups are the Sgaw, the Pwo, and the Bghai. The dialects and customs of the groups differ sharply from one another. The Karen language is a member of the Tibe-to-Burman branch of the Sino-Tibetan family. Buddhism, Christianity (in particular, Baptists), and ancient animistic beliefs are widespread among the Karen. The Karen have an autonomous national state (Kawthule State) in the Union of Burma, but the majority live outside its boundaries (in the Irrawaddy Delta). The chief occupation of the Karen is farming (rice, beans, cotton, tobacco, fruits, and vegetables). REFERENCESNarody lugo- Vostochnoi Azii. Moscow, 1966. Pages 350–53. Birmanskii soiuz. Moscow, 1958. (Collection.)Marshall, H. I. The Karens of Burma. London, 1945. KAREN
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