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Savara

Savara

9.9
A person from a tribal community in southeast India known as Savara
  • noun
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  • A group of Savara people gathered to celebrate their annual festival.

Examples

  • The Savara have preserved many of their traditional customs and rituals.

  • Many Savara communities are located in southern India.

  • Anthropologists have studied the unique language of the Savara community.

  • The Savara people have a rich cultural heritage.

  • A group of Savara people gathered to celebrate their annual festival.

  • The Savara have preserved many of their traditional customs and rituals.

  • Many Savara communities are located in southern India.

Synonyms

Dravidian
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8.5

A person from the native peoples of southern India who speaks languages like Tamil or Telugu

is a member of one specific native group within that broader southern Indian people

Compounds

A language of southeastern India spoken by the Savara people north of Chennai

Surface Forms

Savara singular
Savaras plural

Etymology

Savara likely comes from an old Indian word meaning 'forest people' or 'tribe', so a Savara is a member of that community. This helps you remember that the word names the people themselves.