- The
Kusunda (Nepali: कुसुन्डा जाति) or Ban Raja ("people of the forest"),
known to
themselves as the
Mihaq or
Myahq (< *Myahak), are a
tribe of former...
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Kusunda (Nepali: कुसान्डा;
endonym मिहाक
Kusunda: [mʰjaχ] ) is a
language isolate spoken by a few
among the
Kusunda people in
western and
central Nepal...
- Look up
Kusunda in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kusunda may
refer to:
Kusunda people, an
ethnic group in
western Nepal Kusunda language,
their language...
- in some of the
Andaman Islands and
speak a
language isolate, as do the
Kusunda in
central Nepal, the
Vedda in Sri Lanka, and the
Nihali of
Central India...
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Kusunda Area is one of the 12
operational areas of BCCL
located in
Dhanbad Sadar subdivision of
Dhanbad district in the
state of Jharkhand, India. Fire...
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Maiya Sen-
Kusunda (1937 – 25
January 2020) was a
Kusunda community elder from Nepal. She was
presumed to be the last
known speaker of
Kusunda, a language...
- of the world's last
nomadic hunting and
gathering tribes: the
Raute and
Kusunda.
While in Nepal, he also
directed Peace Corps Training Projects and was...
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these languages. Whitehouse, Ruhlen, and
others have
concluded that the
Kusunda language of
Nepal belongs to the
tentative Indo-Pacific
superfamily rather...
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influx of Indic, Tibeto-Burman, and
other families barely survive in the
Kusunda language,
which is
nearly extinct today.
Nepal also has at
several indigenous...
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branch of the
Austroasiatic languages), Tibeto-Burman languages, Nihali,
Kusunda,
Vedda and Burushaski. in the Caucasus, the Kartvelian,
Northeast Caucasian...
