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Ik people
The Ik ( ) (sometimes called Teuso, though this term is explicitly derogatory) are an ethnic group numbering about 10,000 people living in the mountains of northeastern Uganda near the border with Kenya, next to the more populous Karamojong and Turkana peoples. The Ik were displaced from their land to create the Kidepo Valley National Park and consequently suffered extreme famine. Also, their weakness relative to other tribes meant they were regularly raided. The Ik are subsistence farmers who grind their own grain.
The Ik language is a member of the highly divergent Kuliak subgroup of Nilo-Saharan languages.
==Community structure==
The Ik people live in several small villages arranged in clusters, which comprise the total "community". Each small village is surrounded by an outer wall, then sectioned off into familial (or friend-based) "neighborhoods" called ''Odoks'', each surrounded by a wall. Each ''Odok'' is sectioned into walled-off households called ''asaks'', with front yards (for lack of a better term) and in some cases, granaries.
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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