Mehara
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Mehara is one of the villages in the Post Administrative of Tutuala, municipality of Lautem, in Timor-Leste. The total population is 2262, based on the 2015 census.[2] The area covers 190,67 km².[1] Mehara village consists of three sub-villages: Loiquero, Porlamano and Poros.[4]
| Mehara | |
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| Área | 190,67 km²[1] |
| Population | 2262 (tinan 2015)[2] |
| Village Chief | Zé Meigo Neto (Eleisaun 2009)[3] |
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Etymology
Etymologically, the name Mehara means a group of black ants walking in raw toward their objective, strongly united and has a Fataluku origin. It is a relatively short name with 6 letters, and it holds significant appeal due to its powerful meaning.[5]
In the past, Mehara people were strongly united and eager to implement practices of working and walking side by side traditionally and culturally toward their common goals. [5]
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Ligasaun ba li'ur
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Commons: Mehara – Imajen sira |
- Sensus Fo Fila Fali 2010 (Tetun; PDF; 8,6 MB)
- Seeds of Life: Suco information sheets Tutuala (Tetun)
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