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dravidian

/drəˈvɪd.i.ən/

翻译: 指南亚原住民族之一的成员,或指主要分布在印度南部和斯里兰卡的一个语系。

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noun

/drəˈvɪd.i.ən/B2formal
  • zh指南亚原住民族之一的成员,或指主要分布在印度南部和斯里兰卡的一个语系。

A proper noun referring to a member of one of the indigenous peoples of South Asia, or to the large language family spoken predominantly in southern India and Sri Lanka.

专有名词

  1. Ethnic groupB2formal

    A member of a group of peoples native to South Asia, primarily in southern India, who speak Dravidian languages.

    zh达罗毗荼人

    • The Dravidians have a rich cultural heritage dating back thousands of years.
    • Many Dravidians live in the southern states of India.
    • Historians study the migration patterns of ancient Dravidians.
  2. B2formal

    A major language family consisting of about 80 languages spoken mainly in southern India, parts of central India, and Sri Lanka.

    zh达罗毗荼语系

    • Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam are prominent Dravidian languages.
    • Linguists classify Brahui as a northern Dravidian language.
    • The Dravidian language family is distinct from the Indo-Aryan family.
词形
  • dravidians plural form
  • dravidians' possessive plural form
  • dravidian's possessive singular form