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Naga Pidgin (Nagamese) |
It is spoken in Nagaland, especially in the Kohima district.
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Nagarchal (Nagar,
Nagarchi) |
It is a Dravidian language spoken in some parts of Madhya
Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan. |
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Naga, Angami (Ngami,
Angamis, Tsoghami, Monr, Tsanglo |
It is spoken in parts of western Nagaland, Manipur and
Maharashtra. Dialects: Kohima,
Dzuna, Kehena, Khonoma, Chakroma (Western Angami), Mima, Nali,
Mozome, Tengima and
Tenyidie (Tenyidye).
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Naga, Ao (Aorr,
Paimi, Cholimi, Nowgong, Hatigoria, Uri, Ao |
It is spoken in northeastern Nagaland and parts
of Assam. Dialects: Mongsen
Khari, Changki, Chongli (Chungli), Dordar (Yacham) and
Longla. |
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Naga, Chang (Mojung,
Machongrr, Mochumi, Changyanguh) |
It is spoken in some parts of Assam and in east central
Nagaland. |
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Naga, Chokri (Eastern
Angami, Chakrima Naga, Chakru, Chakhesang) |
It is spoken in some parts of Nagaland. |
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Naga, Chothe |
It is spoken in
southeast Manipur and parts of
Nagaland. |
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Naga, Kabui (Kapwi,
Kubai) |
It is spoken in Manipur, Nagaland and Assam. |
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Naga, Khezha (Kezami,
Khezhama, Khezha) |
It is spoken in parts of
the Kohima district of Nagaland. |
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Naga, Khiamngan (Khiamngan,
Makware, Nokaw, Para, Ponyo, Aoshedd, Welam |
It is spoken in the east central part of Tuensang district
in Nagaland. |
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Naga, Khoibu Maring |
It is spoken in some parts of Manipur. |
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Naga, Khoirao (Kolya,
Mayangkhang, Thanggal, Tukaimi) |
It is spoken in parts of north Manipur.
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Naga, Konyak (Kanyak,
Konyak |
It is spoken in some parts of Assam and the Mon District of
Nagaland. Dialects: Angphang,
Hopao, Changnyu, Chen, Chingkao, Chinglang, Choha, Gelekidoria,
Jakphang, Kongon, Longching, Longkhai, Longmein, Longwa, Mohung,
Tableng, Mon, Mulung, Ngangching, Sang, Shanlang, Shunyuo, Shengha,
Sima, Sowa, Shamnyuyanga, Tabu, Tamkhungnyuo, Tang, Tobunyuo,
Tolamleinyua and Totok. |
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Naga, Liangmai (Liyang,
Lyangmay) |
It is spoken in some parts of Nagaland.
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Naga, Lotha (Chizima,
Miklai, Tsontsii |
It is spoken in some parts of Nagaland.
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Naga, Mao (Mao,
Spowama, Sopvoma, Sopfomo) |
It is spoken in some parts of
northwest Manipur and Nagaland. |
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Naga, Maram (Maram) |
It
is spoken in some parts of Assam
and north Manipur
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Naga, Maring (Maring) |
It is spoken in some parts of
Manipur. |
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Naga, Meluri (Meluri,
Meluory, Anyo) |
It is spoken in some parts of Nagaland
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Naga, Monsang: |
It is spoken in some parts of Manipur. |
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Naga, Moyon (Mayol) |
It is spoken in some parts of Nagaland and
Manipur. |
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Naga, Mzieme |
It is spoken of
southwestern Nagaland |
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Naga, Nocte (Borduria,
Jaipuria, Mohongia, Namsangia) |
It is spoken in some parts of Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and
Assam. |
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Naga, Ntenyi |
It is spoken in west central Nagaland. |
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Naga,
Phom
(Tamlu Naga, Chingmengu) |
It
is spoken in some parts of Nagaland. |
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Naga,
Pochuri |
It is spoken in some parts of Southeast
Nagaland. |
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Naga,
Poumei |
It is spoken in some parts of Manipur. |
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Naga,
Rengma
(Rengma, Mozhumi, Moiyui,
Mon, Unza, Nzong, Nzonyu, Injang) |
It is spoken in west central Nagaland, Assam
and Manipur. Dialects: Keteneneyu
and Azonyu. |
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Naga,
Rongmei
(Maruongmai, Nruanghmei,
Rongmei) |
It is spoken in northwest Manipur, Nagaland and Assam. |
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Naga,
Tarao |
It is spoken in
parts of southeast Manipur. |
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Naga,
Tase
(Tasey, Tangsa, Rangpan,
Cham Chang) |
It
is spoken in northern Nagaland and Myanmar. Dialects: Longphi,
Yogli, Have, Khemsing, Lungchang, Lungri, Moklum, Ponthai,
Rongrang, Ronrang, Taipi, Tikhak, Sanke (Shangge) and
Sangche.
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Naga,
Wancho
(Wancho, Banpara Naga,
Joboka) |
It is spoken in some parts of Assam,
Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh. Dialects: Changnoi, Bor Muthun, Horu Muthun and Kulung Muthun.
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Naga,
Yimchungru |
It
is spoken in some parts of Assam and Nagaland Dialects: Tikhir,
Wai, Chirr, Minir, Pherrongre and
Yimchungru. |
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Naga,
Zeme
(Kachcha, Mezama, Sangrima,
Sengima, Arung, Empui, Jeme, Zemi) |
It
is spoken in some parts of Manipur, Nagaland and Assam. Dialects: Paren
and Njauna.
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Nahari |
It is spoken in Raipur, Bilaspur districts
of Madhya Pradesh and Sambalpur
district of Orissa. |
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Newari |
It is spoken in some parts of Bihar. |
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Nicobarese,
Central
(Nicobar) |
It is spoken in Nicobar Islands, Katchall,
Camorta, Nancowry and Trinkat islands. Dialects: Camorta, Katchal, Nancowry and
Trinkut. |
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Nicobarese,
Southern |
It is spoken in Little Nicobar and outer
Great Nicobar islands. Dialects: Condul,
Great Nicobar, Little Nicobar and
Milo. |
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Nihali |
It is spoken in some parts of Madhya Pradesh
and Maharashtra. |
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Nimadi |
It is spoken in some parts of Madhya
Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Dialect: Bhuani. |
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Nisi
(Dafla, Nishi, Nishang,
Bangni, Lel) |
This Tibeto-Burman language is spoken in
some parts of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. Dialect: Aka
Lel. |
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Nuka-Dora |
It is Dravidian language spoken by Adivasis
in Andhra Pradesh and Orissa. |
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Introduction||
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Ancient
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Official Languages|| ||Tribal
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