Ethiopia houses over 80 nations, languages, and cultures. People of different race, conviction and religion live together, sometimes peacefully, sometimes not. Some of them are so large or powerful that they tend to call themselves Ethiopians, others do not even know that they live in a country called Ethiopia. Hereunder you will find a list of peoples. Descriptions will be added in the upcoming months. If you want to add something to the descriptions or otherwise, please contact the editor.
Special thanks for her editorial work go to copy-editor Miss Hanneke Teunissen

Babile
Bale
Banna
Bashada
Basketto
Bena
Bench
Benna
Beta Israel
Bertha
Bonke
Bodi
Borana
Bume
Burdji

Dammohoyta
Danakil
Dankali
Darasa
Dassanetch
Dime
Dinka
Dinka Bori
Dirre
Dizi
Donyiro see Bume
Dorze

Elele
Erbore
Eritreans

Falasha
Fasha
Fulele

Gadja'ak see Nuer Gadja'ak
Gadjioghk
Galeb
Galeba
Galila
Galla
Gamo
Ganta
Gato
Gera
Gerfa
Godjam
Gofa
Golbo
Gomma
Gona
Gudji
Guma
Gumuz
Guraghe

Inkabelo
Inkoria
Irob
Itto
Ittu see Itto

Jaghey
Jarso
Jimma

Kafa
Kaficho
Kara
Karaiyu
Karo
Koma
Konso
Konso-Gato
Konta
Koro
Kullo
Kunama
Kwego
Kwegu

Leqa
Liban
Loikop see Dassanetch

Ochollo
Odali
Ogaden
Ometo
Oro
Oromo
Oyada

Pokot

Randal
Rastafarians
Raya
Reshiat
Riele
Ri'ele

Sabo
Samai see Tsamai
Seka
Shabo see Majangir
Shangama
Shilluk
Sidamo
Somali
Suri
Surma see Suri

Ubamer
Uluhto
Uraga

Woita see Woyta
Wolayta
Wollega
Wollo
Woyta

Yem
Yemsa see Yem

Zala