Usually means: Historical Tai ethnic group, Assam.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Ahom)

▸ noun:  A member of a Kra-Dai ethnic group in northeastern India.
▸ noun:  The dormant Southwestern Tai language of the Ahoms.

Similar:
Morad, Agrippa, nongravid, Linny, Tacy, Allegan, Linnie, sorie, Stephie, spartanly, more...

Opposite:
homogeneous, uniform, consistent, identical

Types:
Tai, Shan, Lao, Thai, Dai, more...

Phrases:
Ahom kingdom, Ahom people, Ahom dynasty, Ahom language, Ahom religion, more...

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Similar:
Morad, Agrippa, nongravid, Linny, Tacy, Allegan, Linnie, sorie, Stephie, spartanly, more...

Opposite:
homogeneous, uniform, consistent, identical

Types:
Tai, Shan, Lao, Thai, Dai, more...

Phrases:
Ahom kingdom, Ahom people, Ahom dynasty, Ahom language, Ahom religion, more...



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