Khaling language

E573216

The Khaling language is a Kiranti Sino-Tibetan language spoken by the Khaling ethnic group in eastern Nepal, noted for its complex verbal morphology and rich consonant system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kiranti language
Sino-Tibetan language
language
basicWordOrder SOV
country Nepal
endangeredStatus vulnerable
ethnicGroup Khaling ethnic group
family Sino-Tibetan language family
glottocode khal1274
hasCaseSystem ergative–absolutive tendencies
hasDialect village-based varieties in Okhaldhunga
village-based varieties in Solukhumbu
hasFeature agreement with multiple arguments
complex syllable structure
complex verbal morphology
contrastive aspiration
ergative alignment patterns
inclusive–exclusive distinction in pronouns
large consonant inventory
person-marking on verbs
prefixes and suffixes in verbal morphology
prenasalized stops
rich consonant system
stem alternations in verbs
tone-less phonology
verb-final word order
hasMorphologyType agglutinative
polypersonal agreement
ISO639-3 klr
languageFamily Sino-Tibetan NERFINISHED
neighboringLanguages Rai languages
other Kiranti languages
region Okhaldhunga District NERFINISHED
Solukhumbu District NERFINISHED
spokenBy Khaling people NERFINISHED
spokenIn Nepal NERFINISHED
eastern Nepal
subfamilyOf Kiranti languages NERFINISHED
subgroup Kiranti NERFINISHED
subjectOfStudy Nicholas Evans NERFINISHED
Tibor Bodrogi NERFINISHED
various Tibeto-Burman linguists
usedBy Khaling community in Nepal
usedIn folk songs of Khaling people
oral tradition of Khaling people
ritual speech of Khaling people
writingSystem Devanagari script

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Kiranti languages hasMember Khaling language