Bohtan Neo-Aramaic in Georgia

The Bohtan Neo-Aramaic have only been reported in Georgia
Population
Main Language
Largest Religion
Christian
Evangelical
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People Name General Bohtan Neo-Aramaic
People Name in Country Bohtan Neo-Aramaic
Alternate Names
Population this Country 800
Population all Countries 800
Total Countries 1
Indigenous Yes
Progress Scale 3
Unreached No
Frontier People Group No
Pioneer Workers Needed
PeopleID3 18976
ROP3 Code 115053
Country Georgia
Region Europe, Eastern and Eurasia
Continent Europe
10/40 Window No
National Bible Society Website
Persecution Rank Not ranked
Location in Country Kvemo Kartli region: mainly Garbadani village.   Source:  Ethnologue 2016
Country Georgia
Region Europe, Eastern and Eurasia
Continent Europe
10/40 Window No
National Bible Society Website
Persecution Rank Not ranked
Location in Country Kvemo Kartli region: mainly Garbadani village..   Source:  Ethnologue 2016

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Primary Religion: Christianity
Major Religion Percent
Buddhism
0.00 %
Christianity  (Evangelical 0.50 %)
90.00 %
Ethnic Religions
0.00 %
Hinduism
0.00 %
Islam
0.00 %
Non-Religious
10.00 %
Other / Small
0.00 %
Unknown
0.00 %
Primary Language Bohtan Neo-Aramaic (800 speakers)
Language Code bhn   Ethnologue Listing
Language Written Unknown
Total Languages 1
Primary Language Bohtan Neo-Aramaic (800 speakers)
Language Code bhn   Ethnologue Listing
Total Languages 1
People Groups Speaking Bohtan Neo-Aramaic

Primary Language:  Bohtan Neo-Aramaic

Bible Translation Status:  Unspecified

Resource Type Resource Name Source
None reported  
Photo Source (Representative photo)
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Flickr  Creative Commons 
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