magadhan

• Nom propre désignant un sous-groupe de langues indo-aryennes, historiquement lié à l'ancienne région de Magadha.

A proper noun referring to a subfamily of Indic languages, historically associated with the ancient Magadha region.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Subfamily of Indic languagesC2formal

   A subfamily of the Indo-Aryan languages, historically spoken in the Magadha region of ancient India, which includes languages such as Maithili, Magahi, and Bhojpuri.

   Sous-famille magadhane

   • Linguists classify Maithili as a member of the Magadhan subfamily.
   • The Magadhan languages are primarily spoken in eastern India.
   • Scholars study the evolution of Magadhan dialects from ancient Prakrit.

   Synonymesbihari