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Nihali, also
known as
Nahali or
erroneously as Kalto, is an
endangered language isolate that is
spoken in west-central
India (in
Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra)...
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languages (a
branch of the
Austroasiatic languages), Tibeto-Burman languages,
Nihali, Kusunda,
Vedda and Burushaski. in the Caucasus, the Kartvelian, Northeast...
- isolate, as do the
Kusunda in
central Nepal, the
Vedda in Sri Lanka, and the
Nihali of
Central India, who
number about 5,000 people. The
people of the Hunza...
- 2013-05-26 at the
Wayback Machine "
Nihali".
Endangered Languages Project.
Retrieved 30
January 2021. Nagaraja, K.S (2014). The
Nihali Language. Mysore: Central...
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Indian mainland that is
considered a
language isolate is
Nihali.: 337 The
status of
Nihali is ambiguous,
having been
considered as a
distinct Austroasiatic...
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Austroasiatic and Sino-Tibetan languages) as well as two
language isolates: the
Nihali language,
spoken in
parts of Maharashtra, and the
Burushaski language, spoken...
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classified as a
Munda nor a
Dravidian language. It thus
joins Burushaski,
Nihali and (potentially) the
substrate of the
Vedda language in the list of South...
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Because of the name "Nahali", the
language has
often been
confused with
Nihali, an
apparent language isolate spoken by a
neighbouring people with a similar...
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Nahali may
refer to the
following languages of
central India:
Nihali language, or Nahali, a
language isolate Kalto language, or Nahali, an Indo-Aryan language...
- the "Greater Austric"
hypothesis (Bengtson 1996)
includes Ainu as well as
Nihali, a
language isolate of India. The "Proto-Asian hypothesis" or "Austro-Asian"...
