Khosa
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For the South African language, see Xhosa language.
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The Khosa, Khoso, or Khosug (Balochi: کھوسگ, Sindhi:کھوسو, Urdu: کھوسھ ,کھوسو) are a Baloch tribe of Pakistan and a Gotra found in Yaduvanshi Ahirs.[1] According to Baloch history, Khoso was the grandson of Hooth.
It is a common surname in Balochistan and is also found as a surname in the Kashmiri Pandit community.
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- Official Website of Khosa Tribe Worldwide
- Khoso Community, Forums
- Khan Sahib Shahal Khan Khoso (Prominent people in Sindh)
- Kayam Khosa (World Citizen)
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