What is another word for kuki-chin?
Pronunciation: [kˈuːkit͡ʃˈɪn] (IPA) 
Kuki-Chin refers to a group of indigenous people mainly found in the Northeastern regions of India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh. The term Kuki-Chin originally comes from two distinct tribes, the Kuki and the Chin tribe. However, the term has now become a common way to refer to different ethnic groups that share similar customs and cultures. There are different synonyms that can be used to describe the Kuki-Chin people, such as the Zo tribes, Mizo, Lushai, and Mara. Each synonym has its historical and cultural significance to the Kuki-Chin people, and they all reflect the unique identity of these indigenous people.
