- of mixed ancestry
- Mixed race
- Multiracial
- Multiethnic
- Polygeneric — Neologism from Greek, ''poly''-, (many) and ''genera'' (races)
- Blackinese — used in the United States for black and Japanese or Chinese
- Blasian — used in the United States for black and Asian
- Blatino — used in the United States for black and Latino
- Blalifornian - used in the United States for black and Californian
- Cablinasian — used in the United States for uscasian/'''Bl'''ack/American '''In'''dian/'''Asian'''; this term was invented by American pro golfer Tiger Woods to describe his own particular racial and ethnic heritage
- Halfrican — for half-African or half-African-American
- Amerasian — used in the United States and Philippines for a child of an American military serviceman (usually Caucasian) and an Asian women
- Anglo-Asian — used in the United Kingdom for English and Asian
- Anglo-Burmese - used in Burma and wherever this community settled, for this Eurasian community of mixed Burmese and European descent.
- Anglo-Indian — used in India and in the United Kingdom for English and Indian
- Bui Doi — Vietnamese, literally "dust of the earth," for the children of American military servicemen (usually Caucasian) and Vietnamese women
- Chindia n — used in Malaysia , Singapore , India and Hong Kong for Chinese and Indian
- Dougla — used in the Caribbean , Trinidad And Tobago for any mixed race, but typically African and Indian (Asian Indian)
- Eurasian — used in the United States, Europe, and Singapore for European descent and (usually) East or SE Asian
- Haafu — used in Japan and the United States for "half", often meaning half-Japanese
- Hapa — Hawaiian for "half Hawaiian" or "half Asian, half Caucasian"
- Indo — used in the Netherlands and Indonesia for European descent and Asian; synonymous with Eurasian
- Indo-European — used in India , Europe , and Indonesia for European descent and Indian or Indonesian
- Lai Mỹ — used in Vietnam for "American mix"
- Luk Kreung — used in Thailand , litterally "half children," for Thai and white
- Malaynese — used in Malaysia for Malay and Chinese or Japanese
- Mestiso — used in the Philippines for Filipino and Spanish, Chinese, American, Japanese, or other
- Peranakan — used for Indonesian Chinese
- Serani — Malay for European descent and Asian; synonymous with Eurasian
- Blackinese — used in the United States for black and Chinese
- Blasian — used in the United States for black and Asian
- Cablinasian — used in the United States for uscasian/'''Bl'''ack/American '''In'''dian/'''Asian'''; this term was invented by American pro golfer Tiger Woods to describe his own particular racial and ethnic heritage
- Afatasi — Samoan for half Samoan (or more generally, half Polynesian) and half other (usually white)
- Hapa — Hawaiian for "half Hawaiian" or "half Asian, half Caucasian"
- Afatasi — Samoan for half Samoan (or more generally, half Polynesian) and half other (usually white)
- Amerasian — used in the United States and Philippines for a child of an American military serviceman (usually Caucasian) and an Asian women
- Anglo-Asian — used in the United Kingdom for English and Asian
- Anglo-Indian — used in the United Kingdom for English and Indian
- Bui Doi — Vietnamese, literally "dust of the earth," for the children of American military servicemen (usually Caucasian) and Vietnamese women
- Caboclo — used in Brazil for white and Amerindian
- Castizo — used in Latin America for white and Mestizo
- Eurasian — used in the United States, Europe, and Singapore for European descent and Asian
- Hapa — Hawaiian for "half Hawaiian" or "half Asian, half Caucasian"
- Indo — used in the Netherlands and Indonesia for European descent and Asian; synonymous with Eurasian
- Indo-European — used in India , Europe , and Indonesia for European descent and Indian or Indonesian
- Kablunângajuit — used in Canada for European descent and Inuit
- Luk Kreung — used in Thailand , litterally "half children," for Thai and white
- Mestizo /Mestiço/ Métis — used in Latin America for Caucasian and Amerindian
- Morisco — used in Latin America for Caucasian and Mulatto. (Christianized in Spain as Moors )
- Mulatto — African and European ancestry
- Octoroon — offspring of a Quadroon and a European parent
- Pardo — used in Brazil for black and white
- Pointee — used in Kenya for African and Caucasian or other
- Quadroon — one quarter African or black, generally three quarters European or white
- Quintroon — offspring of an Octoroon and a European parent
- Serani — Malay for European descent and Asian; synonymous with Eurasian
- Zebra — for black and white
- Cablinasian — used in the United States for ucasian/'''Bl'''ack/American '''In'''dian/'''Asian'''; this term was invented by American pro golfer Tiger Woods to describe his own particular racial and ethnic heritage
A genetic isolate is a group that has maintained, to some degree, a distinct ethnic identity, though is not necessarily isolated in a geographic or cultural sense.
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