Dogri

E37893

Indo-Aryan language language

Dogri is an Indo-Aryan language spoken primarily in the Jammu region of India and surrounding areas, recognized as one of the official languages of India.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Indo-Aryan language → language →
addedToEighthScheduleYear	2003 →
belongsToBranch	Northern Indo-Aryan languages →
closelyRelatedTo	Kangri → Pahari languages → Punjabi →
country	India →
ethnologueCode	doi →
hasDialects	various regional varieties in Jammu region →
hasGlottocode	dogr1250 →
hasLiteraryTradition	yes →
hasNativeName	ڈوگری → डोगरी → Ḍogrī →
hasNumberOfSpeakersEstimate	about 2 million →
hasPhonologicalFeature	tonal contrasts similar to Punjabi →
ISO639-1Code	doi →
ISO639-2Code	doi →
ISO639-3Code	doi →
languageFamily	Indo-Aryan →
linguisticTypology	SOV word order → fusional morphology →
officialStatusIn	Himachal Pradesh → India → Jammu and Kashmir →
partOf	Eighth Schedule of the Constitution of India →
recognizedAs	scheduled language of India →
recognizedBy	Government of India →
recognizedYear	2003 →
region	Jammu → Jammu Division →
scriptHistoricallyUsed	Dogra Akkhar script →
spokenIn	Azad Kashmir → Himachal Pradesh → India → Jammu and Kashmir → Jammu region → Pakistan → Punjab, India → northern India →
subfamily	Western Pahari languages →
usedFor	education → folk songs → literature → radio broadcasting →
writingSystem	Devanagari script → Perso-Arabic script → Takri script →

Referenced by (11)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Indo-Aryan languages → Northwestern Indo-Aryan languages →	includesLanguage
Devanagari script → Gurmukhi →	usedForLanguage
Google Translate →	availableLanguage
Kangri →	closelyRelatedTo
Northwestern Indo-Aryan languages →	hasNotableLanguage
Eighth Schedule of the Constitution of India →	languageListed
Akhnur →	languageUsed
Kangri →	lexicalSimilarityWith
Northern India →	majorLanguage