Nalah (spelling variations and ethnicities)

The term "Nalah" and its variations (such as “Nallah,” “Nala,” or “Nallaha”) generally refer to natural water channels or streams, often found in South Asia, especially in India, Pakistan, and surrounding regions. These channels can be seasonal or perennial, serving as important sources of water for agriculture, drinking, or drainage. In some contexts, the term also relates to ethnic or tribal groups in specific areas. While mostly geographic in meaning, "Nalah" reflects a connection to local landscapes and communities, emphasizing the significance of natural waterways in regional environments and livelihoods.