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Munda languages
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Munda languages — Munda Geographic distribution: India, Bangladesh Linguistic classification: Austro Asiatic Munda Subdivisions: Kherwari (North) Korku (North) Kharia–Juang Koraput (Remo, Sav … Wikipedia
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Munda-Sprachen — Verbreitungsgebiet der wichtigsten Munda Sprachen Die Munda Sprachen sind ein in Südasien verbreiteter Zweig der austroasiatischen Sprachfamilie. Neben den südostasiatischen Mon Khmer Sprachen bilden sie den zweiten Hauptzweig der… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Munda — [moon′də] adj. designating or of a branch of the Austro Asiatic family of languages, spoken in areas of NE India … English World dictionary
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