THE FRAMEWORK OF THE LANGUAGE OF HUMAN OF ANCIENT TIMES

November 05, 2020

THE FRAMEWORK OF THE LANGUAGE OF HUMAN OF ANCIENT TIMES

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THE FRAMEWORK OF THE LANGUAGE OF HUMAN OF ANCIENT TIMES

Group of main language:

India is a country of majority languages. according to grierson (The lingistic survey of india, there are around 180 languages and often 550 dialects spoken by indians. This languages belongs to the four important classes : Austro-Asiatic, Tibet-Burmese, Dravidian, Indo-Aryan. In India, Austro-Asiatic languages appear to be oldest and are commonly known because of the Munda languages. The speakers of these languages are found in east up to Australia and in west up to Madagascar near east beach of Africa.

According to scientists Australian came to Australia around 40,000 BC so it's more possible they went south east Asia and Australia from Africa 50000 years ago. It seems that language had been born by that time.

ANCIENT LANGUAGE

Austro-Asiatic:

Australian language has two parts :

Austro-Asiatic spoken in the Indian subcontinent and Austronesion spoken in Australia and south east Asia. The Austro-Asiatic family has Munda and Mon-Khamer two branches. Mon-Khamer the branch represents the Khasi language. Which is also spoken in the Khasi and hills under Meghalaya in north eastern India and Nicobarese island. But shaved is spoken in relatively very wide area. The Munda language is spoken by the Santhalia in Jharkhand, Bihar west Bengal and Orissa. Santhal is very large tribe of this subcontinent. The dialects prevalent in Mundo, Santhali, ho-o etc. are also known as Mundari language. It is spoken in west Bengal Jharkhand and central India.

Tibet-Burmi Language:

Branches of the second class of language i. e. the Tibetan-Burmese, Chinese-Tibetan family.

If we focus on China and other countries then discover that this family language speakers number Austroi famil. The number of these is even greater than the number of language speakers of the hind Aryan family.

The Tibetan Burmese bids across the Indian subcontinent extend from north eastern Assam to north eastern Punjab. This bids extend to north east Punjab of india. this bids are prevalent in north eastern state of India and many people speak various forms of language across Tibetan. 116 dialects of this language are used by many tribes. The north eastern states where these dialects are spoken include Tripura, Sikkim, Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal pradesh, Nagaland, Mizoram and Manipur. The Tibetan Burmese language is also prevalent in the Darjeeling area of west Bengal. Although both Australian and Tibet Burmese dialects are much older than Dravidian and Hindu Aryan dialects, they could not develop their own literature because they did not have any of their own handwriting. Munda and Tibetan Burmese languages lack written materials. speakers who knew orally were first written by Christian missionaries in 19th. It is important that Tibetan Burmi term named Burunji was used by Ahomo in the sense of a descent tree 's documentation in the medieval. It is possible for Maithili word register which means lineage tree. contact by the said Tibetan Burmese word.

Dravidian Language:

The third family of languages spoken in the country is of Dravidian languages. this dialect is widely throughout southern india. the Dravidian dialect is found in the Pakistan - based north - western part of the Indian subcontinent. Bruhui is regarded as the earliest form of Dravidian language. Scholars of linguistics owes the origin of Dravidian language to elm i.e. south western Iran. This language dates back to 4 century BC. Bruhui is its later form. It is still spoken in the state of Iran Turkmenistan Afghanistan and Baluchistan of Pakistan and Sindh. It is said that the Dravidian language came to south India through the Pakistani territory, where it gave birth to its main branches like Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, but Tamil is more than other languages Dravidi. Spoken in Jharkhand and central India and Oraab or kurudh language is Dravidian but it is mainly and Oraab are spoken by tribe members.

Hind-Aryan:

The fourth language Hindi-Aryan group belongs to a Hindu-European family it is said that the eastern or Aryan branch of a Hindu European family has entered three branches called Hindi-Iran, dardi and Hindu Arya. The Iranian also known as Hindi-Irani is spoken in Irani and has the oldest specimen of this Avestha. Dardi language belongs to east Afghanistan, north Pakistan and Kashmir though most of the scholars believe dardi language hing-arya branch. Hindu Aryan language Pakistan India Bangladesh spoken by majority people in Sri Lanka and Nepal almost 500 hind Aryan languages spoken in north and central.

In ancient Hindu Aryan language is Vedic Sanskrit also, around 500 b. c to 1000 a.d. under the middle Indian languages prakrt, pali and degenerate are come languages. Though pali and degenerate are also considered prakrt. Both prakrit and classical Sanskrit evolved during the early middle ages and many aborigination terms were introduced from about 600 AD. The development of modern hind Aryan regional languages such as Hindi Bangla, Assamese, Oriya, Maratha, Gujarat, Punjabi, Sindhi and Kashmiri was in the middle ages with the crude language of the middle ages. This thing is also in Nepali language matter , Kashmiri is basically a language of pain but it is influenced by Sanskrit and later prakrit.

Although there are 4 classes of languages in India, they do not have a separate set of speakers. In the past, there has been a reciprocal effect among many language groups. Words of one language group appear in another language category. This process started in early vedic period, we find many words of both munda and dravid in Rigveda.

Yet finally the Indo-Aryan language speakers forced their language to tribal languages due to their socio - economic. Although the Indo - Aryan administrative groups used their own language and could not use tribal resources and manpower without the use of pewe tribal dialects, this led to the reciprocal transacting of words.

Language Of Human Ethnic Group:

The above mentioned 4 language classes are said to be the different languages of the four human ethnic groups of the Indian subcontinent. This four group are Hubsinuma (Negrito), Australian (Australoyed), Mongolia (Mungolayed) and Kakeciye (Kakesyedus). Short stature, small face and small lip nagrito salient features. They live in Andaman island and the Nilgiri hills of Tamilnadu they belong to Kerala and Sri-Lanka. it is understood they speak any Australian. Australoyed too are of short stature even though it is longer than Hubsinuma (nagrito). These also have black colour and are very ronge on the body. They live mainly in the central and southern regions although they are also seen in the Himalayan regions. Also speak Austrai or munda languages. Mongolia are short stature body with short hairy limbs and flat noses. They people live in the upper Himalayas and north eastern areas. they speak the Tibetan Burmese languages. Kakesiye people with a long - faceted long beard with a full-grown beard have a fair skin and a narrow, well defined nose. They speak both Dravidian and hind Aryan languages. Thus no language family remains confined to a particular human ethnic group.

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