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Lenguas drávidas centrales

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Lenguas drávidas centrales
Distribución geográfica Asia meridional
Países
Bandera de la India India
Hablantes 205 mil (2011)
Filiación genética

Elamodravídico(?)
  Dravídico

    D. central
Subdivisiones Kolami-Naiki
Ollari-Duruwa

Distribución de los subgrupos de lenguas dravídicas:

     Septentrional      Central

     Centromeridional      Meridional

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Las lenguas drávidas centrales,dravídicas centrales o lenguas kolami-parji son una rama propuesta para de las lenguas dravídicas formada por el kolami, el naiki, el ollari (gadaba) y el duruwa (parji).

Comparación léxica

Los numerales en diferentes lenguas drávidas centrales:[1]​

GLOSA Kolami Ollari Duruwa PROTO-
DRAV. CENT. 		PROTO-
DRAVÍDICO
'1' okkod okur okut̪ *okut *oru-~
*ōr-
'2' indiŋ iruvul iɾɖuk *iru- *iru-~
*īr-
'3' muːndiŋ muvur muːnɖuk *muv- *muv-~
*mū-
'4' naliŋ nalvur naːluk *nāl- *nāl
'5' ayd aydu t͡ʃeɳɖuk *cayNd- *cayN-
'6' (sa) aːru t͡ʃe *cāru *caṛu-~
*cāṛ-
'7' (saːt) eːɖu (t͡ʃaːt̪) *ēɖu *er̤u-
'8' (ɑːʈ) enimidi (aːʈ) *eni- *eṭṭu~
*eṇ-
'9' (nov) tommidi (nʌu) *tom- *oṉ-pak-tu
'10' (da) pədi (d̪ʌs) *padi *pak-tu

Las formas entre paréntesis son préstamos indoiranios.

Referencias

  1. ↑ «Dravidian numerals (Eugene Chan)». Archivado desde el original el 11 de mayo de 2011. Consultado el 26 de noviembre de 2012. 
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