Grammar Of The Kurukh Language

Grammar Of The Kurukh LanguageKurukh is a language of Dravidian family, spoken by several millions of people called Oraons, inhabiting quite a few districts of Bihar, West Bengal and Orissa. The tribe settled in the region several millenia before and has been able to retain their distinct language and culture till today although their language has been influenced, both in vocabulary and syntax, by neighbouring languages viz. Hindi, Bengali and Oriya. The Kurukh language deserves

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