- The
Dravidian languages (sometimes
called Dravidic) are a
family of
languages spoken by 250
million people,
mainly in
South India, north-east Sri Lanka...
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Dravidian (also
called "South
Dravidian I") is one of the four
major branches of the
Dravidian languages family. It
includes the
literary languages Tamil...
- Elam (present-day
southwestern Iran, and
southeastern Iraq) to the
Dravidian languages of
South Asia. The
latest version (2015) of the
hypothesis entails...
- Proto-
Dravidian is the
linguistic reconstruction of the
common ancestor of the
Dravidian languages native to the
Indian subcontinent. It is
thought to...
- The
Dravidian peoples,
Dravidian-speakers or
Dravidians, are a
collection of
ethnolinguistic groups native to
South Asia who
speak Dravidian languages. There...
- The
Northern Dravidian languages are a
branch (Zvelebil 1990:56) of the
Dravidian languages that
includes Bra****,
Kurukh and Malto. (There have been slight...
- Look up
dravidian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dravidian, Dravidan, or
Dravida may
refer to:
Dravidian languages, a
family of
languages spoken mainly...
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member of the
Dravidian language family, and one of the twenty-two
scheduled languages of the
Republic of India. It is one of the few
languages that has primary...
- the
Dravidian languages, a
family of
around 26
languages native to the
Indian subcontinent. It is also
classified as
being part of a
Tamil language family...
- brə-HOO-ee; Bra****: براہوئی; also
known as
Brahvi or Brohi) is an
Dravidian language spoken by the Bra****
people who are
mainly found in the
central Balochistan...
