#Amhara

• Amharic — Belonging to the Amhara people of Ethiopia or to the official language spoken by them; a Semitic language of the Ethiopian branch, structurally characterized by its own writing system (derived from the Ge'ez script) and a vocabulary influenced by neighboring Cushitic idioms.
• Amhara Region — An administrative and historical region in northwestern Ethiopia, located on the high plateaus of the Horn of Africa, representing the historical homeland of the eponymous ethnic group. Its geographical structure includes spectacular mountainous terrain, such as the Simien Mountains, and Lake Tana, the source of the Blue Nile, serving as a major cultural and spiritual center of Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity.
• Amharic — An alternative designation for the Amharic language, the official state language of Ethiopia, belonging to the South Semitic language family. As an adjective (less commonly used), it refers to the grammatical, structural, or lexical elements specific to this idiom spoken in the Horn of Africa.