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Lepcha language

Lepcha, also called Róng (Lepcha: ᰛᰩᰵᰛᰧᰵᰶ‎; Róng ríng), is a Tibeto-Burman language spoken by the Lepcha people in Sikkim, India and parts of West Bengal, Nepal, and Bhutan.

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ELP
Lepcha
Glottolog
lepc1244
ISO 639-3
lep
Language family
Tibeto-BurmanLepcha · Lepcha
Native speakers
66,500 (2011-2013)
Official language in
Sikkim

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Lepcha language

Nodes57
Edges56
Triples45
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035088
Components1

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Lepcha language

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related to Further reading · 17
Lepcha language → April, Baptist Mission Press, Calcutta, Culture, Dorjeling, George Byres, Heleen, Information, Lepcha, Lewis, Mainwaring, November, Plaisier, Printed, Retrieved, Róng, Sikim
related to Script and romanization · 16
Lepcha language → Chinese, Early Lepcha, English, European, French, German, Its, Lepcha, Mainwaring, Mainwaring's, Most, Other, Plaisier, Prior, The Lepcha, Tibetan
Language family · 2
Lepcha language → Lepcha, Tibeto-BurmanLepcha
ELP · 1
Lepcha language → Lepcha
Glottolog · 1
Lepcha language → lepc1244
ISO 639-3 · 1
Lepcha language → lep
Native speakers · 1
Lepcha language → 66,500 (2011-2013)
Official language in · 1
Lepcha language → Sikkim
Region · 1
Lepcha language → Sikkim, India; parts of Nepal and Bhutan
Writing system · 1
Lepcha language → Lepcha script Tibetan script

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lepcha may language script nepali speakers tibetan nepal bhutan nouns verbs plaisier noun india 2007 ipa sikkim róng according symbols

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Lepcha languageELPLepcha1.00infobox
Lepcha languageGlottologlepc12441.00infobox
Lepcha languageISO 639-3lep1.00infobox
Lepcha languageLanguage familyTibeto-BurmanLepcha1.00infobox
Lepcha languageLanguage familyLepcha1.00infobox
Lepcha languageNative speakers66,500 (2011-2013)1.00infobox
Lepcha languageOfficial language inSikkim1.00infobox
Lepcha languageRegionSikkim, India; parts of Nepal and Bhutan1.00infobox
Lepcha languageWriting systemLepcha script Tibetan script1.00infobox
Englishinstance ofOther linguists and historians have used systems based on European languages0.80text
Frenchinstance ofOther linguists and historians have used systems based on European languages0.80text
and Germaninstance ofOther linguists and historians have used systems based on European languages0.80text

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