Also Known As:
Kotta, Kowe-Adiwasi, Kother-Tamil, Kôta, Kōta
Dialects & Varieties
- Ko Bashai
- Each village that speaks Kota has their own form of the language which they call mānt. Mānt also refers to differences in dialect
- usage
- vocabulary
- or region or age of speaker. For example
- Kanmar Mānt refers to when one group of speakers attempt to exclude others. Kolmel Mānt has been the one that has been the standard for linguistic work on Kota language.
Endangerment of lesser-known tribal languages: with focus on central and southern India
Endangerment of lesser-known tribal languages: with focus on central and southern India
Threatened
20 percent certain, based on the evidence available
~1,000
Native Speakers Worldwide
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Recent Resources
Swadesh List of some words in the Kota Language of India.
This is a practice session of the Kota version of the "Celebrate Humanity!" Olypmic Hymn by Neeji Sa