Naiki
- noun
- The Naiki language has a rich oral tradition.
Examples
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Researchers are working to document the grammar and vocabulary of Naiki.
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Many speakers of Naiki live in Andhra Pradesh.
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Many people in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra still speak Naiki as their mother tongue.
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The Naiki language is part of the Dravidian family spoken in central India.
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Many people in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra still speak Naiki as their mother tongue.
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Researchers are working to document the grammar and vocabulary of Naiki.
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The Naiki language is part of the Dravidian family spoken in central India.
Synonyms
A Dravidian language spoken in south-central India, mainly in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra
Compounds
A Dravidian language spoken in south-central India, mainly in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Naiki likely comes from the name of the local people who speak it in south central India, especially in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. So Naiki simply means the language of that community.