Southern Indo-Aryan languages
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| Southern Indo-Aryan | |
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| Geographic distribution: | South Asia: Maharashtra, Goa |
| Genetic classification: | Indo-European Indo-Iranian Indo-Aryan Southern Indo-Aryan |
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The Southern Indo-Aryan languages include some 13 (SIL estimate) languages and dialects spoken by many people in Asia; this language family is one of the Indo-Aryan languages. Each subfamily in this list contains subgroups and individual languages.
- Konkani language
- Dialects of Konkani (ISO 639-3: knn):[1]
- Agari of Kolaba
- Parabhi (Kayasthi, Damani)
- Koli
- Kiristav
- Dhanagari
- Bhandari
- Thakuri (Thakari, Thakri, Thakua, Thakura)
- Karhadi
- Sangamesvari (Bakoti, Bankoti)
- Ghati (Maoli)
- Mahari (Dhed, Holia, Parvari)
- Dialects of Goan Konkani (ISO 639-3: gom):[2]
- Standard Konkani (Goan)
- Bardeskari (Gomantaki)
- Sarasvat Brahmin
- Kudali (Malvani)
- Daldi (Nawaits)
- Chitpavani (Konkanasths)
- Mangalore.
- Dialects of Konkani (ISO 639-3: knn):[1]
- Other languages/dialects which are included by ISO 639-3 in the Konkani family of the Language tree [3] but may be not be regarded as dialects of Konkani(they may be regarded as sister languages):
- Katkari (kfu)
- Kukna (kex)
- Phudagi (phd)
- Samvedi (smv)
- Varli (vav
- Other languages/dialects which are included by ISO 639-3 in the Konkani family of the Language tree [3] but may be not be regarded as dialects of Konkani(they may be regarded as sister languages):
- Marathi language
- Deccan language
- Varhadi-Nagpuri language
[edit] Unclassified
The following languages have not been sorted into subgroups within the Southern Indo-Aryan language family.
[edit] References
- ^ Cite error: Invalid
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[edit] External links
- Southern Indo-Aryan language treeko:남부 인도아리아어군
