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| | #REDIRECT [[Jenu Kurumba language]] |
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| {{Infobox language
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| |name = Jennu Kurumba
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| |states = [[India]]
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| |region = [[Karnataka]], [[Tamil Nadu]], [[Kerala]]
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| |speakers = 35,000
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| |date = 1997
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| |ref = e18
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| |familycolor = Dravidian
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| |fam2 = [[Southern Dravidian languages|Southern]]
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| |fam3 = [[Tamil–Kannada language|Tamil–Kannada]]
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| |fam4 = [[Tamil–Kodagu languages|Tamil–Kodagu]]
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| |fam5 = Kodagu | |
| |iso3= xuj
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| |script= [[Tamil script]]
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| |glotto=jenn1240
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| |glottoname=Jennu
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| |glottorefname=Jennu Kurumba
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| '''Jennu Kurumba''', also known as '''Jen Kurumba''', is a [[Southern Dravidian languages|Southern]] [[Dravidian languages|Dravidian language]] of the [[Tamil–Kannada language|Tamil–Kannada]] subgroup spoken by the [[Kuruba|Jennu Kurumba]] tribe. It is often considered to constitute a dialect of [[Kannada Language|Kannada]]; however, [[Ethnologue]] classifies it as a separate language. Jennu Kurumba speakers are situated on the [[Nilgiri Hills]] cross-border area between [[Tamil Nadu]] and [[Karnataka]], [[Mysore district|Mysore]] and [[Kodagu district|Kodagu]] districts of [[Karnataka]], and [[Wayanad district|Wayanad]] district of [[Kerala]].
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| [[Category:Dravidian languages| ]]
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