Furlanis

Furlanis refers primarily to the Friulian people and language of the Friuli region in northeastern Italy. More specifically, it can refer to:

• The Friulian People: The ethnic group inhabiting the Friuli region, distinct from other Italian groups due to their unique history, language, and cultural traditions. The Friulians have a strong regional identity and a history of relative autonomy.

• The Friulian Language (Furlan): A Rhaeto-Romance language spoken in Friuli. It is considered a distinct language and not a dialect of Italian, although it shares some similarities due to its Romance origins and geographical proximity. It has its own grammar, vocabulary, and literature. Furlan is recognized as a regional language in Italy and is used in education, media, and culture.

• Relating to Friuli: An adjective referring to anything connected with the Friuli region, its people, or its language (e.g., Furlanis cuisine, Furlanis history).