The term "Karenic" refers to a group of languages spoken by the Karen people, an ethnic group primarily found in Myanmar and Thailand. These languages belong to the larger Sino-Tibetan language family and are divided into several dialects, including Sgaw, Pwo, and Pa-O. The Karenic languages are characterized by their tonal nature and unique phonetic features. In addition to their linguistic aspects, the Karenic people have a rich cultural heritage, including traditional customs, clothing, and festivals. Many Karen communities are known for their agricultural practices, often cultivating crops like rice and vegetables. The Karenic identity is closely tied to their language, traditions, and the challenges they face in their regions.