Padam language

E644051

Padam language is a Tani (Sino-Tibetan) language of northeastern India spoken by the Padam subgroup of the Mishing/Adi peoples of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam.

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Padam language canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sino-Tibetan language
Tani language
language
associatedPeople Adi people
Mishing people
country India
ethnicity Padam subgroup of the Mishing/Adi peoples
linked to: Padam people
family Sino-Tibetan
geographicDistribution Arunachal Pradesh, India
linked to: Arunachal Pradesh

Assam, India
linked to: Assam
hasAlternativeName Padam Adi
linked to: Padam

Padam Tani
linked to: Padam
hasType indigenous language of India
isPartOf Tani linguistic group
linked to: Tani languages
isRelatedTo other Tani languages
isSpoken by an indigenous community
languageBranch Tani
linguisticArea Eastern Himalayas
macroFamily Sino-Tibetan
region Northeastern India
script Latin script
spokenBy Padam people
Padam subgroup of the Adi people
Padam subgroup of the Mishing people
linked to: Padam people
spokenIn Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
status minority language
subfamilyOf Tani languages
usedIn oral communication

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Mishing language closelyRelatedTo Padam language