Бантава язык
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Дыхание | |
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Область | Непал и Сикким , Дарджилинг , Калимпонг в Индии |
Этническая принадлежность | Вызывает кредит (изначально) |
Носители родных | 170 000 (переписи 2001 и 2011 годов) [ 1 ] |
Syno-Tibetan
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Кират Рай , [ 2 ] Деванагари | |
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Language codes | |
ISO 639-3 | bap – inclusive codeIndividual code: wly – Waling |
Glottolog | bant1280 |
ELP | Bantawa |
![]() Bantawa is classified as Vulnerable by the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger |
, Язык Банта Банта Дум, Банта Йонг, Бтавава Юн, Банта Юнг же такой , . KS Syllabic Alphabet Syllap Rai Хамбу или Восточного , Сикким Среди народ Непала Рай . [ 3 ] Согласно национальной переписи 2001 года, по меньшей мере 1,63% от общей численности населения Непала говорит о Бантаве. Около 370 000 говорят на языке Бантава в основном в восточных холмистых регионах Непала (2001). Хотя Bantawa является одним из более широко используемых разнообразных языков Bantawa, он попадает в категорию под угрозой исчезновения ниже 100 000 языков. [ 4 ] Он переживает языковой переход к непальским , особенно в северном регионе. [ 5 ]
Бантава говорит в порядке субъекта-объекта-Verb и не имеет существительных классов или полов. [ 6 ]
Dialects
[edit]Most of the Bantawa clan are now settled in Bhojpur, Dharan, Illam, and Dhankuta. Recent figures show most of them are settled in Dharan. Bantawa is spoken in the following districts of Nepal (Ethnologue).
- Province No. 1: Bhojpur District, Dhankuta District, Ilam District, Jhapa District, Khotang District, Morang District, Okhaldhunga District, Panchthar District, Sunsari District, Taplejung District and Udayapur District
- Sikkim, Darjeeling, Kalimpong of India
Dialects are as follows (Ethnologue).
- Northern Bantawa (Dilpali)
- Northern subdialects: Mangpahang, Raipachha, Awaichha, Rungchenbung and Yangma
- Southern Bantawa (Chewali, Okhreli, Hatuwali, Hangkhim)
- Southern and Northern Bantawa, similar, could be united as 'Intermediate Bantawa'.
- Eastern Bantawa (Dhankuta)
- Eastern dialect is the most divergent. It is most closely related to Dungmali language, though also related to Puma language, Sampang language, and Chhintange language.
- Western Bantawa (Amchoke, Amchauke)
- Amchaucke dialects: Sorung, Saharaja, Lulam, and Sukita
- Wana Bantawa (also called simply Bantawa), spoken by the Bantawa subcaste. The Amchoke dialect is spoken in the Limbu area, especially in Ilam district.
Bantawa is also considered as a superior clan in the Kiranti family. Bantawa is also reportedly in use as a lingua franca among Rai minorities in Himalayan Sikkim, Darjeeling Kalimpong In India and Bhutan. Meanwhile, the language is just being introduced in a few schools at the primary level (Year 1- Year 5)[7] using Devanagari script.[8][9]
The extinct Waling language attested from the late 19th century may have been a variety of Bantawa, or a closely related language, if not the Hatuwali dialect the Waling people speak today.
Bantawa language
[edit]Bantawa | IPA | Nepali | English |
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Sewa सेवा | sewä | नमस्ते | Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening, |
Kok कोक | kok | भात | Food, Rice |
Khan खान | kʰän | तरकारी | Curry |
Münachi मनाचि | mɨnätsi | मानिसहरू | People |
Diwa दिवा | diwä | बाजे | Grandfather |
Dima दिमा | dimä | बजू | Grandmother |
Papa पापा | päpä | बुबा | Father |
Mama मामा | mämä | आमा | Mother |
Nana नाना | nänä | दिदी | Elder-sister |
Nichhama निछामा | nitsʰmä | बहिनी | Little-Sister |
Dewa देवा | dewä | ठूलो बुबा | Uncle elder to dad |
Dema देमा | demä | बडी आमा | Aunt Elder to Dad/ Dad's elder sister-in-law |
Baŋa बाङा | bäŋä | काका | Uncle younger to Dad |
Chhɨna छ़ना | tsʰɨnä | काकी | Younger uncle wife |
Büwa ब़वा | bɨwä | दाजु | Elder Brother |
Nichha निछा | nit͡sʰä | भाइ | Younger Brother |
Nichha'o Chhachi निछा:ओ छाची | nitsʰäʔo tsʰätsi | भाइबहिनीका छोराछोरी | Brothers' or sisters' children |
Aachhuwa, chhuwa आछुवा, छुवा | ätsʰuwa tsʰuwa | मामा | Mother's younger Brother |
Phekwa फेकवा | pek-wa | पैसा | Money |
Teet तित | tit | लुगा | Cloths |
Cha'wa चा:वा | t͡säʔwä | पानी | Water |
Mi मि | mi | आगो | Fire |
Thuli थुलि | tʰuli | पिठो | Flour |
Sampicha साम्पिचा | sämpit͡sä | कोदो | Millet |
Khabat, Wachhon खाबात, वाछोन | kʰäwät wät͡sʰon | जाड | Locally brew wine |
Hengmawa हेङमावा | heŋmäwä | रक्सी | Rum/Whisky/Brandy |
Sa सा | sä | मासु | Meat |
Chhüna छ़ना | t͡sʰɨnä | फुपु | Aunt (Father's sister) |
Diwa, Dima दिवा, दिमा | diwä dimä | हजुरबुवा, हजुरआमा | Grandfather, Grandmother |
Oyatni ओयात्नी | ohyätni | यहाँ तिर | Here |
Moyatni मोयात्नी | moyätni | त्यहाँ तिर | There |
Khada खादा | kʰädä | कहाँ | Where |
Demni देम्नी | demni | कति | How |
Unni उन्नी | unni | यति मात्र | This much |
Chama चामा | t͡sämä | खानु | to Eat |
Tücha त़चा | tɨ t͡sä | खाने हो? | Do you want to eat? |
Kok Tücha? कोक त़चा ? | kok tɨ t͡sä | खाना खाने हो ? | Do you eat rice? |
Küng | kɨŋ | दात | teeth |
Ütlo | ɨt-lo | नराम्रो, खराब | bad |
Munima मुनिमा | munimä | बिरालो | Cat |
Phonology
[edit]Vowels
[edit]Front | Central | Back | |
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unrounded | |||
Close | i ᤀᤡ ⟨इ⟩ | ɨ ~ ə ᤀ ⟨उ़⟩ | u ᤀᤢ ⟨उ⟩ |
Close-mid | e ᤀᤣ ⟨ए⟩ | o ᤀᤥ ⟨ओ⟩ | |
Open-mid | ʌ ᤀᤨ ⟨अ⟩ | ||
Open | ä ᤀᤠ ⟨आ⟩ |
- ʌ vowel comes in Bantawa due to influence of Nepali language and it is rarely used like in other Tibetan Burmese language.
- nowadays some dialect or in region may pronounce /ɨ/ as [ʌ], [u], or [ə].
Example: mɨk (eye) pronounce as mʌk, pɨ (snake) as pʌ.
Consonants
[edit]Bilabial | Dental | Apico- alveolar |
Lamino- alveolar |
Palatal | Velar | Glottal | |||
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Nasal | m ᤔ ⟨म⟩ | n ᤏ ⟨न⟩ | ŋ ᤅ ⟨ङ⟩ | ||||||
Plosive/ Affricate |
voiceless | unaspirated | p ᤐ ⟨प⟩ | t̪ ᤋ ⟨त⟩ | t ᤋ ⟨ट⟩ | t͡s ᤆ ⟨च⟩ | k ᤁ ⟨क⟩ | ʔ ᤹ ⟨:⟩ | |
aspirated | pʰ ᤑ ⟨फ⟩ | t̪ʰ ᤌ ⟨थ⟩ | tʰ ᤌ ⟨ठ⟩ | t͡sʰ ᤇ ⟨छ⟩ | kʰ ᤂ ⟨ख⟩ | ||||
voiced | unaspirated | b ᤒ ⟨ब⟩ | d̪ ᤍ ⟨द⟩ | d ᤍ ⟨ड⟩ | d͡z ᤈ ⟨ज⟩ | ɡ ᤃ ⟨ग⟩ | |||
aspirated | bʱ ᤓ ⟨भ⟩ | d̪ʱ ᤎ ⟨ध⟩ | dʱ ᤎ ⟨ढ⟩ | d͡zʱ ᤉ ⟨झ⟩ | ɡʱ ᤄ ⟨घ⟩ | ||||
Fricative | s ᤛ ⟨स⟩ | ɦ ᤜ ⟨ह⟩ | |||||||
Trill | r ᤖ ⟨र⟩ | ||||||||
Lateral | l ᤗ ⟨ल⟩ | ||||||||
Approximant | w ᤘ ⟨व⟩ | j ᤕ ⟨य⟩ |
- Glotta stop [ʔ] is one of the consonants of Bantawa language which is represent by using ⟨:⟩.
- Dental consonant and Apico-alveolar does not make any difference while speaking.
- To write Bantawa language Kirat Sirijunga lipi and Devanagari lipi is being used in Nepal.
References
[edit]- ^ Bantawa at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required)
Waling at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required) - ^ "Kirat Rai script:Omniglot".
- ^ "Language use among the Bantawa: Homogeneity, education, access, and relative prestige". SIL International. 2013-01-28. Retrieved 2017-02-10.
- ^ "Bantawa: observations of a threatened language". robbie.eugraph.com. Retrieved 2017-02-10.
- ^ "Bantawa". Ethnologue. Retrieved 2017-02-10.
- ^ "Bantawa". Ethnologue. Retrieved 2017-02-10.
- ^ Jadranka Gvozdanovic (2004). Morphosyntactic transparency in Bantawa (.pdf). Walter de Gruyter. ISBN 9783110178418. Retrieved 2007-09-12.
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- ^ "Bantawa, A language of Nepal". Archived from the original on December 1, 2007. Retrieved 2007-09-12.
Further reading
[edit]- Winter, Werner. 2003. A Bantawa Dictionary. Trends in Linguistics - Documentation 20. Mouton de Gruyter: New York.
- Doornenbal, Marius. 2009. A Grammar of Bantawa. Leiden University PhD Thesis. LOT Dissertation Series: Utrecht.
- , yoshio (1992b). Nishi Лингвистика в японском языке) ( 4385152179 .