Munda languages
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Other Identifiers
Wikidata:
Q33892
Library of congress:
sh 85088412
Sources of Information
- Voegelin lang.:pp. 239-241 (Munda languages constitute 3rd largest language grouping in India; 11 languages listed)
- Zograph. Langs. South Asia, 1982(Munda languages, or, as they are also called, the Kol languages, are one of the oldest linguistic groups in India ... Many researchers regard them as ante-dating the Dravidian languages ... the two language groups (i.e. Munda and Dravidian) were not differentiated in the first half of the 19th century)
- Ruhlen world lang.(Munda family; in discussions of Austroasiatic languages)
- Katzner. Langs. world, 1975:p. 23 (Munda languages)