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A language of India
ISO 639-3
Alternate Names
Pwari
Population
426,000 (2001 census). Ethnic population: 2,000,000 (1986 All India Powar Council).
Location
Madhya Pradesh state: Balaghat, Betul, Chindwara, and Seoni districts; Maharashtra state: Bhandara, Gondia, and Wardha districts.
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Language Status
6b (Threatened).
Dialects
Bhoyar Powari (Bhomiyari, Bhoyari, Bhoyaroo, Bhuiyar, Bhuria, Bohoyeri), Vyneganga Powari, Govari of Seoni, Khalari, Koshti, Kumbhari, Lodhi, Marari. Reported intelligibility between Bhoyar and Vyneganga. Balaghat District dialect considered central among Bhoyar and Vyneganga varieties. Lexical similarity: 60%–87% among dialects; 80%–83% with Koshti, Kumbhari, and Khalari sub-groups; 49%–65% with Bagheli [bfy], 46%–64% with Bundeli [bns].
Language Use
Language Development
Literacy rate in L2: 72% for Powari-speaking districts (2001 census).
Language Resources
Writing
Unwritten [Qaax].
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