These people called themselves Zo/Zohae (Zo/Zo plural) from time immemorial. In 1931, their language was recorded using the Roman alphabet by Hriabawi Khuamin. It is called the Zoccaw (Zo Script).
For generations, these individuals identified themselves as Zo/Zohae (plural of Zo), and in 1931, their language was documented using the Roman alphabet by Hriabawi Khuamin. This linguistic record is called the Zoccaw (Zo Script).