Instead, they use the Burmese "Chin-Kuki-Mizo", with "chin" meaning "a bucket made from bamboo for carrying material", "mi" meaning "people" and "zo" meaning "hill".
"Mi" meaning "people" and "zo" meaning "hill". Instead, they use the Burmese "Chin-Kuki-Mizo", with "chin" meaning "a bucket made from bamboo for carrying material".
Instead, they use the Burmese "Chin-Kuki-Mizo", with "chin" meaning "a bucket made from bamboo for carrying material". "Mi" meaning "people" and "zo" meaning "hill".
Instead, they use the Burmese "Chin-Kuki-Mizo", with "chin" meaning "a bucket made from bamboo for carrying material". "Mi" meaning "people" and "zo" meaning "hill".