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Umbria is a hilly region in central Italy, spread over the provinces of Perugia and Terni. The region is named for the Umbri tribe, who settled in the region in the 6th century BC. Their language was Umbrian, a relative of Latin.

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	'''Umbria''' is a hilly region in central [[Italy]], spread over the provinces of [[Perugia]] and [[Terni]]. The region is named for the [[Umbri]] tribe, who settled in the region in the [[6th century BC]]. Their language was [[Umbrian]], a relative of [[Latin language\|Latin]].		'''Umbria''' is a hilly region in central [[Italy]], spread over the provinces of [[Perugia]] and [[Terni]]. The region is named for the [[Umbri]] tribe, who settled in the region in the [[6th century BC]]. Their language was [[Umbrian]], a relative of [[Latin language\|Latin]].