| Liberia's sixteen ethnolinguistic groups, although characterized as tribes, have never constituted unified, historically continuous political entities. |
| Khmer, also called Cambodian, or Kampuchean, any member of an ethnolinguistic group that constitutes most of the population of Cambodia. |
| The population of Himachal Pradesh is composed of a variety of distinct ethnolinguistic groups and social castes. |
| The further one gets from Quebec, the more one is faced with ethnolinguistic assimilation, that is, the anglicization of francophones. |
| The latter determine the degree to which an ethnolinguistic group remains a distinct, active entity in its contacts with other groups. |
| Thailand often is portrayed as a culturally homogeneous country, but there are approximately seventy-five distinct ethnolinguistic groups. |
