Mongolit

Mongolit refers to a hypothetical group of people originating from Mongolia. The term itself is not a recognized ethnonym and is likely a neologism or a misinterpretation of existing terms related to Mongolian peoples. Historically, the term "Mongol" refers to a group of Turkic and Tungusic peoples who united under Genghis Khan in the early 13th century, forming the Mongol Empire. Subsequent to this period, the term has been used to broadly encompass various ethnic groups within and around modern-day Mongolia, as well as descendants of the Mongol Empire's population scattered across Asia.

When discussing populations or historical entities, it is more accurate and precise to use established ethnonyms such as "Mongols," "Buryats," "Kalmyks," or specific tribal names, depending on the context. The term "mongolit" does not appear in academic literature or official demographic records, suggesting it is not a formal or widely accepted designation for any specific group. Therefore, any use of "mongolit" should be approached with caution, and clarification should be sought regarding the intended meaning or the specific group being referenced. It is possible the term is used informally or in a specific, localized context that is not universally understood.