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From Websters: of Tibetan origin; akin to Tibetan (Central dialects) shÄrba, shÄrpo easterner, Sherpa Date: 1847 a member of a Tibetan people living on the high southern slopes of the Himalayas in eastern Nepal and known for providing support for foreign trekkers and mountain climbers
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A Tibetan mountain guide and also It was a model name of a van by I think British Leylad Daf
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a mountain guide in the country where Mount Everest is. In the mountains of Nepal... sorry, I had a moment....
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The Sherpa are an ethnic group from the most mountainous region of Nepal, high in the Himalayas.
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Sherpa is the name for a group of people who migrated from Tibet to Nepal about 500 years ago. The people who act as mountain guides in the Himalayas, the mountain range where Mt. Everest is, are also known as sherpas, with a lower case "s". Sherpas(the ethnic group) are not all mountain guides but all mountain guides are called sherpas (with a lower case "s").
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