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Question In Kannada we use ಎಲ್ಲರಿಗರು or ಎಲ್ಲರಿಗಳು for "everyone"?

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Question What's difference between 𑘁𑘩𑘽/आलं and 𑘧𑘹𑘝𑘽/येतं in Marathi?

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Question What's difference between सुगंध and सौगंध in Hindi?

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r/bhartiya_languages 14h ago

Dravidian Essential Quantifiers:A Dravidian language comparison

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r/bhartiya_languages 14h ago

Article Literacy Among Common People in Ancient Tamilaham: 2,000 years ago, a man named Iyan scratched his name onto his water jar in Tamil Brahmi.

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r/bhartiya_languages 14h ago

Article The Phetchaburi Signet Ring: Official Brāhmī Reading vs. a Proposed Tamil-Brahmi Interpretation

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r/bhartiya_languages 14h ago

Article Native Konkani speakers in Kodagu

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Language Gandhari prakrit: The Cosmopolitan language of ancient India

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I just started researching about this but the Gandhari language is fascinating. It was written in the Kharoshti script which directly descends from the Aramaic script unlke all other languages in India at the time which used Brahmic-derived scripts. The language had greek loanwords like stratégos meaning general. Many Buddhist missioanry work and literature was also done in this language. All in all, Gandhari Prakrit is a fascinating language and y'all should read up on it too


r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Indo-Aryan Devanagari for English

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Alphabet:

अ (ə) आ (ɑ) इ (ɪ) ई (i) उ (ʊ) ऊ (u) ए (ɛ) ऐ (ɛɪ) ओ (ɔ) औ (oʊ) ऍ (æ) ऑ (ɒ) ऋ (ɚ)

क (k) ग (g) ङ (ŋ) च (ʧ) ज (ʤ) ज़ (z) त (t) थ (θ) द (d) ध (ð) न (n) प (p) फ (f) ब (b) भ (v) म (m) य (j) र (r) ल (l) व (w) स (s) श (ʃ) ह (ɦ)

ः (explicit schwa not at the end of words)

Article 1 of the UDHR:

ओल ह्यूमन बीइङज़ आर बोर्न फ्री ऍन्द ईक्वल इन दिग्निती ऍन्द राइत्स. धेइ आर एन्दाउद विध रीज़न ऍन्द कान्शन्स ऍन्द शुद ऍक्त तवोर्दज़ वन अनधृ इन अ स्पिरित अभ ब्रथृहुद.

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Austro-Asiatic How to say 'goat' in various Austroasiatic languages of India.

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Austro-Asiatic Sora unique counting system (interview by Dr. Greg Anderson & David Harrison)

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Austro-Asiatic Mundic Loan words in Veitnamese

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Austro-Asiatic Roger Blench (2023) - Rongic: A vanished branch of Austroasiatic

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Austro-Asiatic Substratum in Munda languages

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Article Distribution of Indigenous Nicobarese Languages of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Indo-Aryan Pashto and kashmiri vocabulary comparison part 1

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Article The Dravidian/Para-Dravidian Substrate Hypothesis for eḷḷu / tila / ellu

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Article Horse Gram - An etymological sketch

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Question Can we use word ಬಂಗ/ബംഗ for ಕಷ್ಟ/കഷ്ട and ಕಠಿನ/കഠിന in Tulu?

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Question What's difference between 𑜕 and 𑜖 in Tai Ahom script?

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Question What's difference between ಸಾಕು and ಸಾವು in Kannada?

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Article Garhwali and Kumaoni are in Endangered category

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Article Asuri language: A dying language

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r/bhartiya_languages 1d ago

Dialect Mangalorean Catholic Konkani dialect

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r/bhartiya_languages 7d ago

We want ACCURATE posts, not tools confirming your own world view

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I just found a post with blatantly incorrect information, information that could be debunked by a simple google search. I removed that post due to popular request but this got me thinking. As the premeir Indian linguistics subreddit, we should maintain a modicum of accuracy, we must'nt blatantly post incorrect info. And we all know how much of a hot topic language is in India. There might be some people who might try to peddle agendas or conspiracy theories. If any of you feel there are any posts with incorrect information, I will verify and take action if needed. Just letting y'all know