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Kuruma : ウィキペディア英語版
Kuruba

Kuruba (also known as Kuruma, Kurumbar or Kuruba Gowda) is a Hindu caste whose traditional occupation was that of shepherding and farming. The community is present in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. They are known by different names such as Dhangar, Hatkar and Telwar Lingayat in Maharashtra.
Some sources connect them to Pala, the shepherd dynasty of the Ahirs and suggest that Kuruba is a Dravidian name for Ahir.
==Etymology==
The term ''kuruba'' is derived from ''kuri'', meaning ''sheep''; ''kuruba'' means ''shepherd''.〔

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