Gujarati
Language of Ahmedabad
Gujarati refers to the people, language, or culture of Gujarat, a state in western India.
The Gujarati language belongs to the Indo-Aryan family and is spoken by over 55 million people, with a significant diaspora in East Africa, the UK, and North America.
As an adjective: Gujarati cuisine features distinctive vegetarian dishes.
As a noun: She speaks fluent Gujarati.
South Asian language branch
- scriptWritten words for performance
- dialectsRegional language variations
- vocabularyOne's word collection
- grammarLanguage's structural rules
phonology · idioms · proverbs · loanwords · bilingual · fluency · native speakers · literature
Gujarati landowner surname
- JainIndian faith emphasizing nonviolence
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
- merchantOne who sells wares
- entrepreneurOne who starts businesses
Nine-night Hindu festival
- DiwaliHindu festival of lights
- kite flyingLaunching tethered craft skyward
Indo-Aryan
South Asian language branch
- scriptWritten words for performance
- dialectsRegional language variations
- vocabularyOne's word collection
grammar · phonology · idioms · proverbs · loanwords · bilingual · fluency · native speakers · literature · poetry
Patel
Gujarati landowner surname
Navratri
Nine-night Hindu festival
- DiwaliHindu festival of lights
- kite flyingLaunching tethered craft skyward
Hindi
India's official language
- MarathiWestern Indian language
- RajasthaniOf a northwestern Indian state
- SanskritAncient Indo-Aryan language
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- Indian cultureHinduism, Diwali, sari, Holi, saree
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- South AsianIndian, Pakistani, Bengali, Bangladeshi, Hindi
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