LINGUISTIC AND
ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESOURCES FOR NAGA
The Naga languages, spoken in Northeast India and adjacent regions of
Major Naga groups |
|
Name |
Typical lects |
Tutsa, Moklum, Jugli |
|
Ao, Lotha |
|
Angami, Rengma, Sema |
|
Tangkhul |
Wung |
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