Jharkhand Dialect

DRAVIDIAN LANGUAGE.
  • It includes languages such as Korwa,Oraon,Paharia.
  • It include approximately 73 different lingoes , between Korwa, Oraon and Paharia.
  • Paharia language is looked upon as Bengali - Assamese language.
INDO - ARYAN LANGUAGE.
  • Almost all main languages of Jharkhand own a link with Indo - Aryan language.
  • INDO ARYAN LANGUAGE has tumbled down from 3 main dialects.
  • Chief lingos in Jharkhand are Urdu , Odiya , Bengali , Nagpur , Khortha , Bhojpuri , Angika and Sadri.
  • Odiya language belongs to Indo Aryan linguistic group.
  • Kurukh and Birhor language also known as Kurux.
  • Magahi language is originated from Magadhi Prakrit.
  • Angika, Indo Aryan language spoken mainly by the people of Anga region of India.
  • Angika lingo has a resemblance with 'Cham ' dialect.
  • These languages are widely spread in all the regions of Jharkhand.
  • Indo Aryan language is spoken by Indigenous non - tribal group.
MUNDA LANGUAGE/AUSTRO - ASIATIC.
  • It includes different languages such as Mundari , Santhali , Kharia , Ho , Bhumij , Kurmali and Koraku.
  • Ho language speakers called their language Ho bass.
  • Ho script is written in varang kshiti closely related to Mundari and Santhali.
  • Munda language is chiefly spoken in the Chhotanagpur Plateau , Jharkhand.
  • Munda language belongs to the Kherwarian sub - group found in the Jharkhand.

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