SIL International - Nepal

Rated 5.00(1) — SIL International - Nepal

Athpahariya is one of the various indigenous languages of Nepal. Bhirgaun and Belhara vdcs in the eastern part of Dhankuta district are considered as the original (ie., homeland) areas of the Athpahariya language group. This ethnic group has a distinct...

Rated 5.00(3) — SIL International - Nepal

Dumi is a less documented and a preliterate language spoken by an indigenous nationality referred to as ‘Dumi Rai’ inhabiting 16 vdcs in the hilly region of Khotang district in the Sagarmatha zone of eastern Nepal. ‘Kirat’ is an umbrella term...

Rated 5.00(1) — SIL International - Nepal

Word is an express of human sense and language comes from combination of the words and beome an intellectual foundation in the development of society. Lhowa language is one of the language that is spoken by ethniclly Tibetan in Nepal and called Lhoke...

Rated 5.00(1) — SIL International - Nepal

GeographyKagate live in the northeastern corner of Ramechhap district in Janakpur Zone. Ramechhap lies between Solokhumbu and Dolakha districts. Kagate villages are located on the upper portions of the hills between Khimti and Likhu rivers, primarily...

Rated 4.50(2) — SIL International - Nepal

Yakkha language is mainly spoken in Koshi Zone, southern Sankhuwasabha, eastern Dhankuta districts, east to Arun River between Hinuwankhola north and Leguwakhola south; Northern Yakkha in south Sankhuwasabha District and adjoining strip of land in extreme

Rated 5.00(1) — SIL International - Nepal

The data for the dictionary has been collected over 38 years, mostly from Kankada village development area in west Makwanpur, Nepal, but with additional material taken from over the whole Cyo’bang area, including from the dialect known as Bhujel. All...

Rated 5.00(1) — SIL International - Nepal

Preface and Foreword The editors are grateful to Dr Dhan Raj Regmi, head of the Central Department of Linguistics at Tribhuvan University and to Dr Novel Kishore Rai, professor emeritus of linguistics who agreed to write a preface and a foreword to this..

Rated 5.00(2) — SIL International - Nepal

Nepal is a multiethnic, multicultural and multilingual country. According to the UNESCO report 2002, there are 140 languages in Nepal. The latest census 2011 shows 123 existing languages spoken as mother tongue in the country. The National Language Policy

Rated 4.00(3) — SIL International - Nepal

Tamang is a language spoken by the Tamang speech community. In Nepal, the 2011 Census  shows that of Nepal’s 123 languages, Tamang with 5.1 percent population has the 5th most speakers. It belongs to the Tibeto-Burman group of the Sino-Tibetan language...