Gadaba (Ollari) language

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The Gadaba (Ollari) language is a lesser-known Dravidian tongue spoken primarily by the Gadaba tribal community in parts of eastern India, especially in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh.

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Gadaba (Ollari) language canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dravidian language
language
alternativeName Ollar Gadaba
linked to: Ollari

Ollari
Pottangi Ollar Gadaba
country India
endangeredStatus vulnerable
ethnicGroup Gadaba tribe
hasDialect Kondekor Gadaba
Ollar Gadaba
linked to: Ollari
ISO639-3Code gdb
languageFamily Dravidian language family
linked to: Dravidian languages
neighboringLanguages Kui
Odia
Telugu
notSameAs Gutob language
region Eastern India
linked to: eastern India

Koraput district
spokenBy Gadaba people
linked to: Gadaba tribe
spokenIn Andhra Pradesh
India
Odisha
linked to: Orissa
subfamily South-Central Dravidian
subgroup Gondi–Kui group
typologicalFeature SOV word order
agglutinative morphology
usedIn folk songs
oral tradition
rituals
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

Odia script

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Central Dravidian languages includes Gadaba (Ollari) language