Hani

hani haní haņi han'i Translingual Etymology From mul en Hanzi. The letter "z" was trimmed from "Hanzi", in accordance with the four-letter format in ISO 15924. Symbol Han script Han English en:Hani people Etymology From en hni Haqniq, probably via en cmn 哈尼族 哈尼 Hāní. Noun p A Tibeto-Burman people living in Yunnan, China, Vietnam and Laos, where they are also known as Ho. en January 16, 2009 Andrew Jacobs A County in China Sees Its Fortunes in Tea Leaves Until a Bubble Bursts https://web.archive.org/web/20210809194817/http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/17/world/asia/17tea.html August 09, 2021 “Everyone was wearing designer labels,” said Zhelu, 22, a farmer who is a member of the region’s Hani minority and uses only one name. “A lot of people bought cars, but now we can’t afford gas so we just park them.” Translations people Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 哈尼族 Proper noun The Loloish language spoken by Hani people, closely related to Akha. Translations language Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 哈尼語 Hani: hni Haqniqdoq See also hni Hani language Further reading hni en Ethnonyms Languages Turkish tr: thumb|Hani ilçesi Etymology tr :inh ota:هانی + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun tr town/and/district p/Diyarbakır c/Turkey Declension Derived terms tr Hanili