Gafat people

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The Gafat people are an extinct ethnic group from Ethiopia historically known for speaking the now-extinct Gafat language, a member of the South Ethiopic branch of the Semitic language family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
continent Africa
country Ethiopia
culturalArea Ethiopian Highlands GENERATED
documentedBy linguists of the 19th century GENERATED
ethnicGroupOf Ethiopia GENERATED
ethnicIdentity Semitic-speaking Ethiopians GENERATED
ethnicStatusInEthiopia minority group
ethnoLinguisticStatus extinct ethnic group GENERATED
language shift to Amharic GENERATED
historicalLanguage Gafat language GENERATED
historicalPeriod early modern Ethiopia GENERATED
medieval Ethiopia GENERATED
language Gafat language GENERATED
languageFamilyOfSpokenLanguage Afroasiatic languages GENERATED
languageShiftTo Amharic language GENERATED
languageStatus Gafat language extinct GENERATED
linguisticFamily Semitic languages GENERATED
linguisticSubbranch South Ethiopic languages GENERATED
notableFor being an extinct Semitic-speaking group in Ethiopia GENERATED
speaking the Gafat language GENERATED
region Horn of Africa GENERATED
relatedEthnicGroups Amhara people GENERATED
Gurage peoples GENERATED
Harari people GENERATED
religion Christianity
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church GENERATED
spokeMemberOf South Ethiopic branch of Semitic NERFINISHED
status extinct GENERATED

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Gafat language spokenBy Gafat people