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- Brahvis - Wikipedia
Etymology The origin of the word "Brahvi" or "Brahui" is uncertain [2] Academic Mikhail Andronov hypothesised a derivation from Dravidian (lit Northern hillmen)
- Brahui language, alphabet and pronunciation - Omniglot
Brahui is a Dravidian language spoken by about 2 2 million people mainly in the Balochistan region of Pakistan There are also speakers in Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Qatar, Turkmenistan and the UAE
- Brahui | Dravidian Language, Balochistan Pakistan | Britannica
Brahui, tribal confederacy of Balochistān, in western Pakistan Its members are mostly nomadic goat herdsmen, distributed from the Bolān Pass through the Brāhui Hills to Cape Muarī on the Arabian Sea
- BRAHUI: HISTORY, CULTURE, LIFE AND UNUSUAL LANGUAGE
Brahui, also known as the Brahvi or Brohi, speak a non-Indo-European language that belongs to the Dravidian family of languages which are spoken mostly in southern India and is different from the other languages spoken in Pakistan by the Pashtuns, Punjabis, Baloch and Sindhis
- BRAHUI Research Institute Pakistan
Nazir Shakir Brahui is noted linguists, historian, anthropologist, archaeologist, lexicographer, writer and researcher of Brahui and Sindhi language He is current director of Brahui Research Institute Pakistan (Shikarpur Quetta)
- Brahui Language - Structure, Writing Alphabet - MustGo
Read about the Brahui language, its dialects and find out where it is spoken Learn about the structure and get familiar with the alphabet and writing
- A Complete Overview of the Brahui Language - World Schoolbooks
With its rich history, complex linguistic structure, and deep cultural significance, Brahui remains a vital part of the heritage of the Brahui people and a unique linguistic treasure in South Asia
- BRAHUI - Encyclopaedia Iranica
The Brahui “cultural capital” is now at Quetta The linguistic situation in most Brahui tribes is perhaps unparalleled elsewhere: Most Brahui speakers (ca two-thirds, or 275,000) are bilaterally bilingual in Brahui and Baluchi, the latter being a genetically unrelated Iranian language
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