Ḍogrī

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Ḍogrī is the native name of the Dogri language, an Indo-Aryan language spoken primarily in the Jammu region of India.

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Ḍogrī canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Aryan language
language
modern Indo-Aryan language
alsoSpokenIn Himachal Pradesh, India
linked to: Himachal Pradesh

Punjab, India
linked to: Punjab

migrant communities in Pakistan
migrant communities in other countries
associatedEthnicity Dogra
linked to: Dogra people
belongsTo Northern Indo-Aryan languages
closelyRelatedTo Kangri language
Pahari languages
constitutionalStatusInIndia Eighth Schedule language
country India
hasAlternativeTransliteration Dogri
hasLexicalInfluenceFrom Persian
Punjabi
linked to: Punjabi language

Sanskrit
Urdu
linked to: Urdu language
hasLiteraryTraditionSince 20th century
hasNameInEnglish Dogri
hasPhonologicalFeature tonal contrasts
hasStandardForm Standard Dogri
linked to: Dogri
hasStandardScriptInIndia Devanagari script
hasWritingDirection left-to-right
ISO639-1Code doi
ISO639-2Code doi
ISO639-3Code doi
languageFamily Indo-Aryan languages
Indo-European languages
Indo-Iranian languages
macrolanguageOf Dogri (generic classification in some sources)
nativeName Ḍogrī
primaryRegion Jammu and Kashmir
recognizedAs scheduled language of India
recognizedBy Sahitya Akademi (India)
linked to: Sahitya Akademi
region Jammu region
linked to: Jammu Division
scriptHistoricallyUsed Takri script
spokenBy Dogra people
subfamily Western Pahari languages
usedAs regional language in Jammu
usedFor folk songs
literature
radio broadcasting
television programs
theatre
writingSystem Devanagari script
Perso-Arabic script

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Dogri hasNativeName Ḍogrī