Kurukh
Telugu
Malto
South Dravidian
South Dravidian language
Central Dravidian language
Central Dravidian
Kurux
Kurux language
Pengo
Pengo language
North Dravidian language
Kanarese language
Kanarese
Kannada language
North Dravidian
Kannada
Malayalam
South-Central Dravidian language
South-Central Dravidian
Kuvi
Kuvi language
Malayalam language
Manda
Naiki
Naiki language
Tamil
Telugu language
Savara language
Savara
Toda language
Bangla
Bengali language
Bengali
Toda
Bangla language
Tamil language
Maria
Abor-Miri
Kolami
Manda language
Kolami language
Ollari language
Banglaphone
Ollari
Gondi language
Gondi
Parji
Parji language
Galo
Aranadan
Konda
Irula language
Irula
Ho
Kui language
Kui
Brajabuli
Sora
Middle Malayalam
Chittagonian
southie
Dakka
Sylheti
Brahui
Bhil
Kotar language
Modern Bengali
Sylheti Bengali
Marathi
Kota
Kotar
Bengalisation
Kota language
Indo-Bangla
Old Tamil
Nihali
Bangladeshi
Bishnupriya Manipuri
Malvi
Noakhailla
Dravidic
Siraya
Old Malayalam
Standard Bengali
Bhili
East Pakistani
Singhalese
Sinhala
Classical Sanskrit
Singhalese language

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