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r/Austroasiatic • u/e9967780 • Jul 05 '23
Arrival of Munda languages via the Ocean to the Mahanadi basin in Orissa
self.Dravidiologyr/Austroasiatic • u/NAHTHEHNRFS850 • 6d ago
Etymology of "Bangla"
Do we have any strong evidence the "Bangla" originated as a Mundic word?
There are many references to it in different forms mentioned in Dravidian and Aryan sources but I am who is deriving influence from whome.
r/Austroasiatic • u/[deleted] • 10d ago
How much of your language has been sanskritized or sinofied
How much of these languages has affected your language
Khmer people was ruled by an Indian long ago and brought indian people leading to many words appear in the language
Vietnamese has been influenced by Chinese
What about others
r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • 11d ago
Wasn't Indus_Valley mixture of AASI and Zagros farmers or were they separate? I'm confused
r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • 13d ago
Ho people and their traditional green sati
r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • 15d ago
"Mayang Mayang" - a beautiful Ho popsong
r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • 26d ago
Sora folk song feels kinda similar to that of hill tribals of Laos I visited
r/Austroasiatic • u/[deleted] • 28d ago
Khasi folklore of a creature called the "Thlen"
The language is khasi with English subtitles
r/Austroasiatic • u/[deleted] • 28d ago
Is this true?
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r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • Mar 07 '25
Why is that happening? Racism against Indians or brown skin probably?
r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • Mar 04 '25
Map shows how far Austroasiatic languages had penetrated into South Asia via Indo-Aryan typological split: the loss of ergativity and the rise of polypersonal agreements in Eastern Indo-Aryan languages as the result of Austroasiatic influence and assimilation into Indo-Aryan (Ivani 2021 et al.)
r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • Mar 02 '25
The Austroasiatic dispersal model by Paul Sidwell (2022). The red spot is not the homeland of AA languages but the dispersal and divergent area. Concluding a proto-AA homeland is still deems unfeasible.
r/Austroasiatic • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '25
Similar words khasi NE region india and khmer Cambodia
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r/Austroasiatic • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '25
Khasi traditional dance (Austroasiatics from India)
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r/Austroasiatic • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '25
The Khasi's Origin: A Culture That Honors Women|| Meghalaya|| NorthEast India||
r/Austroasiatic • u/AleksiB1 • Feb 26 '25
What colonialism does to the colonized
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r/Austroasiatic • u/AleksiB1 • Feb 26 '25
Restoring the Vietnamese language to it's former self by replacing chinese words.
r/Austroasiatic • u/AleksiB1 • Feb 26 '25
Replacing chinese words in vietnamese with native words
r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • Feb 20 '25
Santhals in general look Dravidian, but young Santhals may look Indo-Aryan, and sometimes East/South East Asian
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r/Austroasiatic • u/AleksiB1 • Feb 15 '25
Beyond Harappa: The โOtherโ Cultures (3000 BCE - 900 BCE)
r/Austroasiatic • u/Dismal-Elevatoae • Jan 30 '25
Likely Extinct branches of Austroasiatic
Pre-Indo-Aryan Ganges Delta (Bangladesh, Mizoram and Tripura). This hypothetical Austroasiatic branch was likely a South Munda subgroup or even an independent offshoot of Munda. It might have vanished ever since Indo-Aryan started arriving in the region, but its remnants live on in the Sino-Tibetan Kuki-Chin-Mizo languages, making them very distinct from other nearby Sino-Tibetan languages, but analogous with South Munda languages Juang and Gorum.
pre-Chinese ancestral Min (Fujian) with noticeable Austroasiatic and (perhaps) extinct innovative substrata, but not Austronesian as anticipated. Likely an early AA group that instead of migrating downward, it went eastward.
r/Austroasiatic • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '25
Hi I'm a khasi from India northeast region
Checking out this sub meeting my fellow Austroasiatics ๐