Brahui

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Persian / браҳуӣ, from Baluchi , ultimately from Saraiki براہوئی (brāho'ī).

Noun

Brahui pl (plural only)

A pastoral people of Eastern Baluchistan.

Translations

people

Proper noun

Brahui

The Dravidian language of this people.

Translations

language

Bengali: ব্রাহুই (brahui)
Brahui: براہوئی (brahvi)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 布拉灰語／布拉灰语 (bùlāhuīyǔ)
Dutch: Brahui (nl)
French: Brahoui
Hindi: ब्राहुई (brāhuī), ब्राहवी (brāhvī)
Italian: Brahui
Japanese: ブラーフーイー語 (Burāfūī-go)
Kannada: ಬ್ರಹುಯಿ (brahuyi)
Korean: 브라후이어 (ko) (Beurahu'ieo)
Malayalam: ബ്രഹൂയി (brahūyi)
Punjabi: ਬਰਾਹੂਈ (barāhūī)
Russian: Брауи (Braui)
Spanish: Brahui
Tamil: பிராகுயி (ta) (pirākuyi)
Telugu: బ్రహుయి (brahuyi)
Urdu: براہوی (brāhuī), براوی (brāhvī)
Vietnamese: tiếng Brahui

Further reading

Ethnologue entry for Brahui, brh ⁠

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