noun
Zo
Zo (noun) means an indigenous people living in parts of Myanmar and north-east India. Example: “The Zo people maintain distinct traditions across communities in Chin State and Mizoram.”
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An indigenous people living in parts of Myanmar and north-east India.
"The Zo people maintain distinct traditions across communities in Chin State and Mizoram."
How to use Zo
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishRefers to an ethnic community spanning the Myanmar–India border region.
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What does “Zo” mean?
The word “Zo” means an indigenous people living in parts of Myanmar and north-east India. In plain terms, refers to an ethnic community spanning the Myanmar–India border region.
How do you use “Zo” in a sentence?
Here is “Zo” used in a sentence: “The Zo people maintain distinct traditions across communities in Chin State and Mizoram.”
What part of speech is “Zo”?
“Zo” is a noun.
What is the meaning of Zo?
"Zo" (noun) means an indigenous people living in parts of Myanmar and north-east India.
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