Rewa Bagheli

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Rewa Bagheli is a regional Indo-Aryan language variety spoken primarily in and around the Rewa region of Madhya Pradesh in central India.

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Rewa Bagheli canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Aryan language variety
regional language
associatedWith Rewa cultural identity
belongsTo Central Zone of Indo-Aryan (broadly construed)
closelyRelatedTo Awadhi
Bagheli
Hindi
coexistsWith Standard Hindi in Rewa region
geographicalDistribution Rewa and surrounding districts of Madhya Pradesh
hasCodeSwitchingWith Hindi
hasDialectContinuumWith other Bagheli varieties
hasLexicalBorrowingFrom Sanskrit
Standard Hindi
linked to: Hindi
hasOralTradition local folk songs
storytelling
hasPhonologicalFeaturesInCommonWith Hindi
hasSociolinguisticStatus regional vernacular
isConsideredByOthersAs separate language within Bagheli continuum
isConsideredBySomeAs dialect of Hindi
languageFamily Indo-Aryan
mutualIntelligibilityWith neighboring Hindi dialects
other Bagheli dialects
partOf Indo-Aryan languages
Indo-European languages
primaryLanguageOf many rural communities in Rewa region
region Rewa division of Madhya Pradesh
linked to: Rewa division
spokenIn Madhya Pradesh
Rewa region
linked to: Rewa division

central India
spokenInCountry India
subclassOf Bagheli language
linked to: Bagheli

Eastern Hindi dialect continuum
typologicallySimilarTo Central Indo-Aryan languages
usedAlongside Hindi in education and administration
usedBy local population of Rewa region
usedIn domestic domains
informal communication
local markets
writingSystem Devanagari script

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Eastern Hindi languages hasMember Rewa Bagheli