Bihari Languages - Languages Included in Bihari Group

Languages Included in Bihari Group

Language ISO 639-3 Scripts No. of Speakers Geographical Distribution
Angika anp Anga Lipi, Devanagari 725,000 Eastern Bihar, North-eastern Jharkhand, West Bengal
Bajjika mai? Devanagari 8,738,000 North-Central Bihar Eastern Terai
Bhojpuri bho Kaithi, Devanagari 38,546,000 Western Bihar, Eastern Uttar Pradesh and Central Terai
Fiji Hindi hif Latin and Devanagari 460,000 Fiji Islands
Kudmali kyw Devanagari, Chis (also suggested as its possible script) 37,000 Eastern Jharkhand, West Bengal
Magahi mag Kaithi, Devanagari 20,362,000 South-Western Bihar
Maithili mai Maithili 25,204,005 Northern Bihar Nepal Jharkhand
Majhi mjz N.A 21,841 Eastern Bihar, Nepal
Musasa smm N.A 50,000 Eastern Bihar, Nepal
Panchpargania tdb N.A. 274,000 West Bengal Jharkhand Assam
Sadri sck N.A. 165,683 Jharkhand Bihar and Bangladesh
Khortha sdr Mithila 1,965,000 Northern Jharkhand
Sarnami Hindustani hns N.A. 150,000 Suriname
Surajpuri sjp N.A. 273,000 North-eastern Bihar

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