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| "Syriac people" may refer to a ] people of Aramaic origin, living in what today is ], ] and ]. It may also refer to a Syriac speaking people, living in the ], but also in ], ]. | |||
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| It may also be a term used to coin in all Syriac Christians. | |||
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"Syriac people" may refer to a Syriac Christian people of Aramaic origin, living in what today is Syria, Turkey and Iraq. It may also refer to a Syriac speaking people, living in the Middle East, but also in Kerala, India.
It may also be a term used to coin in all Syriac Christians.