DAKHNI
Spoken in
South india
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Language family
Indo-European
Indo –Aryan
Southern Zone
Urdu
Dakhini
Writing system
Urdu alphabet(Nasta Liq script), other
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Dakhini (Urdu دکنی ; dakkʰinī
) also known as Dakkhani, Deccani, originated in-between 1295-1316 AD, is a
dialect of the Urdu language of Deccan region in southern india ,with a distinct use of loan words from
Arabic, Turkish, Indo-Aryan and South Indian Language .Centered in the major cities of south
India. There is an extensive literature present in this dialect.
Overview
Dakhni is
spoken in the Deccan plateau region of India. Just as Urdu developed in Lucknow, Dakhni developed in south
India quite surprisingly not from Urdu but parallel to it, due to the mixing of
various india based languages,Arabic and Persian based languages. The term
Dakhni is perhaps an umbrella for a group of dialects spoken by certain
communities of Muslims in the Deccan region. Thus, Dakhni dialects are an
amalgam ofUrdu, Marathi, Konkani, Gujarati, Arabic, and Turkish.
Dakhni was the
lingua franca of the Muslims of South India, chiefly living in Hydrabad stste,
Mysore state and the Hyderabad-Ka
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