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Ingush

American  
[in-goosh] / ɪnˈguʃ /

noun

plural

Ingushes,

plural

Ingush
  1. a member of a Sunni Muslim people living north of the Caucasus Mountains, closely related to the Chechen.

  2. the Caucasian language of the Ingush.


Ingush British  
/ ɪŋˈɡuːʃ /

noun

  1. a member of a people of S central Russia, speaking a Circassian language and chiefly inhabiting the Ingush Republic

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The man was described by the police source as a Russian-born Chechen but by some French media as a Russian-born Ingush.

From Reuters

The attacker was described by a police source as a Russian-born Chechen but by some French media as a Russian-born Ingush.

From Reuters

He was described by some as a Russian-born Chechen and by others as a Russian-born Ingush.

From Reuters

“But when I see such examples of heroism … I am Dagestani, I am Chechen, Ingush, Russian, Tatar, Jew. … I am proud of being part of this world, part of the strong, powerful multi-ethnic people of Russia.”

From Washington Post

The Constitutional Court said that the leaders of the two provinces had the right to sign the deal without putting it up for a referendum vote, contrary to what the Ingush court had argued.

From Seattle Times