Mewari language

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Mewari language is an Indo-Aryan language spoken primarily in the Mewar region of Rajasthan, India, and is considered a major variety within the Rajasthani language continuum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Aryan language
Rajasthani language variety
natural language
closelyRelatedTo Dhundari language NERFINISHED
Harauti language NERFINISHED
Marwari language NERFINISHED
Mewati language NERFINISHED
country India
endangeredStatus vulnerable
family Indo-Aryan NERFINISHED
glottocode mewa1252
hasAlternativeName Mewadi NERFINISHED
Mewari NERFINISHED
Mewari Rajasthani
hasAncestor Old Gujarati–Rajasthani NERFINISHED
Sanskrit NERFINISHED
Shauraseni Prakrit NERFINISHED
hasFeature ergative alignment in past transitive constructions
grammatical gender
honorific distinctions in pronouns
postpositions
rich case system
hasPhonologicalFeature contrastive aspirated stops
dental and retroflex stop distinction
ISO639-3 mtr
languageBranch Central Indo-Aryan NERFINISHED
languageOf folk songs of Mewar
oral storytelling traditions in Mewar
majorVarietyOf Rajasthani language NERFINISHED
partOf Rajasthani language continuum
partOfFamily Indo-European languages NERFINISHED
Indo-Iranian languages NERFINISHED
primaryWordOrder SOV
recognizedAs dialect of Rajasthani in some official classifications
region Mewar NERFINISHED
southern Rajasthan
spokenBy Mewari people NERFINISHED
spokenIn India
Mewar region NERFINISHED
Rajasthan NERFINISHED
subfamilyOf Rajasthani NERFINISHED
Western Indo-Aryan languages NERFINISHED
usedAlongside Hindi NERFINISHED
Standard Rajasthani NERFINISHED
usedIn everyday communication in rural Mewar
usedInEducation limited local primary education
writingSystem Devanagari script NERFINISHED

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Marwari language closelyRelatedTo Mewari language