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Dingal

Dingal (Devnagari: डिंगल; IAST: ḍiṁgala; also spelled Dimgala), also known as Old Western Rajasthani, is an ancient Indian language written in Nagri script and having literature in prose as well as poetry. It is a language of very high tone and requires a specific style of speaking. Dingal was used in Rajasthan and adjoining areas including Gujarat…

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Early form
Apabhraṃśa
Era
8th century CE; Developed into Rajasthani and Gujarati languages by 13th century CE
ISO 639-3
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Language family
Indo-IranianIndo-AryanWesternDingal · Indo-AryanWesternDingal · WesternDingal · Dingal
Native to
India · Pakistan
Pronunciation
[ɖinɡələ]

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Origins and Antiquity of Dingal

Vocabulary

Dingal and Maru Bhasha

Charans and Dingal

Dingal Gīt

Dictionaries of Dingal

Dingal poetry

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Dingal

Nodes78
Edges77
Triples191
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025641
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Dingal

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related to Dingal Gīt · 17
Dingal → Apabhramsa, As, Charans, Dingal Gits, Dingal Gīt, Dingal Gīts, Git, Gīt, Gīts, In, It, Its, Rajasthani, The, There, Usually, Vedic
related to Charans and Dingal · 15
Dingal → Although, Bhat, Brahmin, Charans, In, Jain, Kayastha, Maharaja Man Singh Rathore, Marwar, Motisar, Muhata, Pancholi, Rajput, Rawal, Several Rajput
related to Hamir Nam-Mala by Hamir Dan Ratnu · 15
Dingal → Bhagvat Darpan, Bhuj, Ghadoi, Hamir Dan, Hamir Dan Ratnu, Hamir Nam-Mala, Hari, Harijas Nam-Mala, He, It, Kutch, Lakhpat Pingal, Marwar, Originally, Vishnu
related to Babu Ramnarayan Dugar · 13
Dingal → Babu Ramnarayan Dugar, Born, Hindi, His, In, Kaviraj Shyamaldasji, Khyat, Mewar, Nainsi, Ojha, Oswal, Pingal, Vir Vinod
related to Vocabulary · 13
Dingal → An, Hamīranāmamālā, Mānamañjarināmamālā, Northern Indo-Aryan, Owing, Persian, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Tessitori, The, This, Western Rajasthan
related to Dingal and Maru Bhasha · 12
Dingal → Akhyan Kavya, Haraji, Historically, In Rukamaṇī Maṃgala, Maru-Bhasha, Marubhum Bhasha, Marwari Bhasha, Padam Bhagat, The, There, Vyanwalo, Western Rajasthan
related to Origins and Antiquity of Dingal · 12
Dingal → According, Apabhramsa, Jain, Kaviya, Kuvalayamālā, Nāga Damana, Sāyājī Jhūlā, The, Udhyotana Sūrī, Uḍiṁgala Nāma Mālā, Vācaka Kuśalābha, Western Rajasthan
related to Dingala Kosa by Murari Dan Misran · 10
Dingal → AD, Bundi State, Chaitra, Dingala Kosa, He, It, Kaviraja, Murari Dan Misran, Suryamall Misran, Vikram Samvat
related to Modern Dictionaries · 9
Dingal → Dingal Kosa, Jodhpur, Padma Shri Sitaram Lalas, Prime Minister, Rajasthani, Rajasthani Sabad Kosa, Renowned, Sir Sukhdeo Prasad Kak, Some
related to Anekarthi Kosa by Udairam Barhath · 8
Dingal → Anekarthi Kosa, Dohas, It, Its, Kavi-Kula-Bodh, Sanskrit, The, Udairam Barhath

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language also rajasthan poetry charans words written western pingal marwar rajasthani dictionaries old charan known called vocabulary nam-mala kosa sanskrit

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DingalEarly formApabhraṃśa1.00infobox
DingalEra8th century CE; Developed into Rajasthani and Gujarati languages by 13th century CE1.00infobox
DingalISO 639-3–1.00infobox
DingalLanguage familyIndo-IranianIndo-AryanWesternDingal1.00infobox
DingalLanguage familyIndo-AryanWesternDingal1.00infobox
DingalLanguage familyWesternDingal1.00infobox
DingalLanguage familyDingal1.00infobox
DingalNative toIndia1.00infobox
DingalNative toPakistan1.00infobox
DingalPronunciation[ɖinɡələ]1.00infobox
DingalRegionRajasthan1.00infobox
DingalRegionGujarat1.00infobox
DingalRegionSindh1.00infobox
DingalRegionMalwa1.00infobox
DingalWriting systemDevanagari1.00infobox
DingalWriting systemMahajani1.00infobox
Dingalis aNew Indo-Aryan0.90text

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