sentences:  This general term refers in some contexts only to the upper-status divisions of the western Khas group, the Bahun ("Khae(n)" Barmu) and the Chhetri ("Khae(n)") but in other contexts may also include the low status (generally untouchable) occupational Khas groups such as Kāmi (blacksmiths), Damāi (tailors), Sārki(shoemakers and leather workers).Furthermore, other non-Mongoloid hill groups who may be of dubious historical Khas connections, such as the Gaine, are included as Khae(n).The southern plains Terai dwellers who are referred as "Marsyā", which is a colloquial corruption of the word Madhesiyā.