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Брадж (дев.: ब्रज), также называемый брадж … Брадж (дев.: ब्रज), также называемый брадж бхаша (дев. ब्रज भाषा), брадж бхакха (дев. ब्रज भाखा), бридж бхаша (дев. बॄज भाषा), дехати забан (дев.: देहाती ज़बान, ‘язык страны’), антарведи, — индоарийский язык, часто считающийся диалектом хинди. На брадже говорят в штате Уттар-Прадеш (округ Агра) и некоторых районах Раджастхана (округа Бхаратпур, Савай Мадхопур), Харьяны (округ Гургаон), Бихара, в Дели. Область распространения языка включает исторический регион Враджабхуми или Врадж (область, где согласно «Бхагавата-пуране» родился и провёл своё детство Кришна). Наряду с авадхи брадж был одним из двух доминирующих литературных языков северной и центральной Индии до того, как в XIX веке не пришёл кхари боли.В XV—XVIII веках он стал основным диалектом вишнуитской лирики. На нём писали Сурдас, , Д. Прасад и Амир Хосров. В настоящее время брадж вытеснен из литературной сферы литературными хинди и урду. Оценки числа носителей сильно варьируются:Оценки числа носителей сильно варьируются:
, Braj, Braj Bhāshā, também chamada Braji, B … Braj, Braj Bhāshā, também chamada Braji, Brij Bhasha or Braj Boli, é uma língua Hindi Ocidental da família das Línguas indo-arianas. Junto com a língua awadhi foi uma das línguas literárias predominantes do centro-norte da Índia antes da mudança para a língua hindustani literária no século XIX.língua hindustani literária no século XIX.
, La lingua braj bhasha, (devanagari : ब्रज … La lingua braj bhasha, (devanagari : ब्रज भाषा), anche denominata brij bhasha, (बॄज भाषा), brak bhakha, (ब्रज भाखा) o dehaati zabaan, (देहाती ज़बान), appartiene al gruppo delle lingue indoarie ed è parlata da più di mezzo milione di persone nella regione di Mathura nell'Uttar Pradesh. Si tratta della lingua letteraria predominante fino al XIX° secolo, in buona parte dell'India. Il braj basha è simile all'awadhi parlato nella vicina regione dell'Awadh. La Mitologia indiana fa nascere Krishna a Mathura, e quindi il braj bhasha venne impiegato dal XVI° al XVII° secolo nella letteratura devozionale consacrata a questo avatar di Visnù. La poesia dell'India è stata perciò contrassegnata dal Braj Basha avendo Krhisna ispirato molti autori. Si tratta anche di una lingua molto importante nel Sikhismo; in quanto si tratta del linguaggio utilizzato dal Guru Amar Das e dal Guru Arjan, due dei guru fondatori di questa religione. Un bhagat (divulgatore) del sikhismo, Bhai Surdas, la utilizzava regolarmente., Bhai Surdas, la utilizzava regolarmente.
, Bradžština (nebo též Braj Bhasha ब्रज भाषा) je živý jazyk zařazený do skupiny používaný v oblasti na západě Indie.
, The Braj language, Braj Bhasha, also known … The Braj language, Braj Bhasha, also known as Vraj Bhasha or Vrij Bhasha or Braj Bhāṣā or Braji or Brij Bhasha or Braj Boli, is a Western Hindi language. Along with Awadhi (a variety of Eastern Hindi), it was one of the two predominant literary languages of North-Central India before the switch to Hindustani in the 19th century. Braj is spoken by people in the vaguely defined region of Braj (Braj Bhoomi) in northern India, which was a political state in the era of the Mahabharata wars. According to ancient Hindu texts such as the Bhagavata Purana, the Kingdom of Surasena is described as spreading through Braj (also known as Brij, Vrija or Vraja), where the incarnation of Vishnu, Krishna was born and spent his childhood days, according to tradition. This region lies in the Agra-Mathura-Hathras-Firozabad-Aligarh area & Etawah-Mainpuri-Auraiya area, and stretches as far as the environs of Delhi. In modern India, this area lies mostly in central western Uttar Pradesh, the eastern extremities of Rajasthan i.e. Bharatpur & Dholpur and the southern extremities of Haryana. Northern regions of Madhya Pradesh like Morena are also included. Today Braj Bhoomi can be seen as a cultural-geographical entity rather than a proper state. Braj Bhasha is the vernacular of the region, and is very close to Awadhi, spoken in the neighbouring Awadh region. Much of the Hindi literature was developed in Braj in the medieval period, and a substantial amount of Bhakti or devotional poetry is in this language. Some devotional poems for Krishna are also composed in Braj. Braj is also the main language of Hindustani classical music compositions. The Hindavi poet Amir Khusrau (1253 – 1325) wrote some of his poetry in Braj Bhasha, as did the Sikh scribe Bhai Gurdas (1551-1636). Braj folk songs and poems include Chhaap Tilak Sab Chheeni by Amir Khusrau, and the devotional song Main Naahin Maakhan Khaayo by Surdas.song Main Naahin Maakhan Khaayo by Surdas.
, البرجية، بفتح الراء أو كسرها (برج بھاشا)، هي لغة من يتكلم بها قرابة خمسين ألف نسمة في الهند.
, ブラジュ・バーシャー語（ब्रज भाषा Braj Bhasha、बॄज भाषा Brij Bhasha、ब्रज भाखा Braj Bhakha）あるいはブラジュ語はインド語派に属する言語である。ブラジュ地方（マトゥラーやアーグラ）を中心に話者がいる。デーハーティー・ザバーン（देहाती ज़बान dehātī zabān、「田舎言葉」を意味する）とも呼ばれる。
, Braj-Bhakha oder Braj Bhasha ist eine indo … Braj-Bhakha oder Braj Bhasha ist eine indoarische Sprache im Norden Indiens. Sie wird zumeist als eine westliche Mundart des Hindi gesehen und ist Volkssprache in einem Teil des nordwestindischen Bundesstaates Uttar Pradesh (der Landschaft Braj) und der Städte Agra, Mathura, Aligarh und Delhi. Sie leitet sich von den mittelindischen Sprachen (Prakrit) her, genauer aus . Als Sprache der mogulischen Hauptstadt Agra hat sie das Urdu mit beeinflusst, denn indische Namen erscheinen im Urdu meist in ihrer Braj-Bhasha-Form (z. B. Bisn für Vishnu). Vor der Standardisierung des Hindi im späten 19. Jh. war Braj Bhasha eine Literatursprache und ein wichtiges Medium für die Bhakti-Religiosität im Westen Indiens. Vor allem Themen wie die Radha-Krishna-Mystik wurden in Gedichten auf Braj Bhasha behandelt, denn Krishna soll in Braj aufgewachsen sein. Daneben gibt es auch Gedichte zu islamischer Mystik. und Amir Chusrau sind berühmte Dichter der Brajsprache. Die Sprecherzahl beträgt heute etwa 44.000.ie Sprecherzahl beträgt heute etwa 44.000.
, Le braj bhasha (devanagari : ब्रज भाषा), a … Le braj bhasha (devanagari : ब्रज भाषा), appelé aussi brij bhasha (बॄज भाषा), brak bhakha (ब्रज भाखा), dehaati zabaan (देहाती ज़बान) ou simplement braj (ब्रज), est une langue indo-aryenne parlée par environ 1 600 000 de personnes dans la zone qui s'étend entre Delhi et Agra, en Uttar Pradesh. Il s'agit d'un dialecte du hindi occidental. Ce fut « la principale langue littéraire de l'Inde du Nord jusqu'au XIXe siècle ». Le braj basha est proche de l'awadhi, parlé dans la région voisine de l'Awadh., parlé dans la région voisine de l'Awadh.
, Język bradź, bradź bhasza (hindi ब्रज भाषा) – język w środkowych Indiach, jeden z głównych dialektów literackich języka hindi używany w tzw. „regionie bradź” (bradź bhumi) w obszarze hindi zachodniego (paścim hindi).
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La lingua braj bhasha, (devanagari : ब्रज … La lingua braj bhasha, (devanagari : ब्रज भाषा), anche denominata brij bhasha, (बॄज भाषा), brak bhakha, (ब्रज भाखा) o dehaati zabaan, (देहाती ज़बान), appartiene al gruppo delle lingue indoarie ed è parlata da più di mezzo milione di persone nella regione di Mathura nell'Uttar Pradesh. Si tratta della lingua letteraria predominante fino al XIX° secolo, in buona parte dell'India. Il braj basha è simile all'awadhi parlato nella vicina regione dell'Awadh.i parlato nella vicina regione dell'Awadh.
, Braj, Braj Bhāshā, também chamada Braji, B … Braj, Braj Bhāshā, também chamada Braji, Brij Bhasha or Braj Boli, é uma língua Hindi Ocidental da família das Línguas indo-arianas. Junto com a língua awadhi foi uma das línguas literárias predominantes do centro-norte da Índia antes da mudança para a língua hindustani literária no século XIX.língua hindustani literária no século XIX.
, Braj-Bhakha oder Braj Bhasha ist eine indo … Braj-Bhakha oder Braj Bhasha ist eine indoarische Sprache im Norden Indiens. Sie wird zumeist als eine westliche Mundart des Hindi gesehen und ist Volkssprache in einem Teil des nordwestindischen Bundesstaates Uttar Pradesh (der Landschaft Braj) und der Städte Agra, Mathura, Aligarh und Delhi. Sie leitet sich von den mittelindischen Sprachen (Prakrit) her, genauer aus . Als Sprache der mogulischen Hauptstadt Agra hat sie das Urdu mit beeinflusst, denn indische Namen erscheinen im Urdu meist in ihrer Braj-Bhasha-Form (z. B. Bisn für Vishnu). Die Sprecherzahl beträgt heute etwa 44.000.ie Sprecherzahl beträgt heute etwa 44.000.
, البرجية، بفتح الراء أو كسرها (برج بھاشا)، هي لغة من يتكلم بها قرابة خمسين ألف نسمة في الهند.
, The Braj language, Braj Bhasha, also known … The Braj language, Braj Bhasha, also known as Vraj Bhasha or Vrij Bhasha or Braj Bhāṣā or Braji or Brij Bhasha or Braj Boli, is a Western Hindi language. Along with Awadhi (a variety of Eastern Hindi), it was one of the two predominant literary languages of North-Central India before the switch to Hindustani in the 19th century. switch to Hindustani in the 19th century.
, Język bradź, bradź bhasza (hindi ब्रज भाषा) – język w środkowych Indiach, jeden z głównych dialektów literackich języka hindi używany w tzw. „regionie bradź” (bradź bhumi) w obszarze hindi zachodniego (paścim hindi).
, Bradžština (nebo též Braj Bhasha ब्रज भाषा) je živý jazyk zařazený do skupiny používaný v oblasti na západě Indie.
, Брадж (дев.: ब्रज), также называемый брадж … Брадж (дев.: ब्रज), также называемый брадж бхаша (дев. ब्रज भाषा), брадж бхакха (дев. ब्रज भाखा), бридж бхаша (дев. बॄज भाषा), дехати забан (дев.: देहाती ज़बान, ‘язык страны’), антарведи, — индоарийский язык, часто считающийся диалектом хинди. На брадже говорят в штате Уттар-Прадеш (округ Агра) и некоторых районах Раджастхана (округа Бхаратпур, Савай Мадхопур), Харьяны (округ Гургаон), Бихара, в Дели. Область распространения языка включает исторический регион Враджабхуми или Врадж (область, где согласно «Бхагавата-пуране» родился и провёл своё детство Кришна).не» родился и провёл своё детство Кришна).
, ブラジュ・バーシャー語（ब्रज भाषा Braj Bhasha、बॄज भाषा Brij Bhasha、ब्रज भाखा Braj Bhakha）あるいはブラジュ語はインド語派に属する言語である。ブラジュ地方（マトゥラーやアーグラ）を中心に話者がいる。デーハーティー・ザバーン（देहाती ज़बान dehātī zabān、「田舎言葉」を意味する）とも呼ばれる。
, Le braj bhasha (devanagari : ब्रज भाषा), a … Le braj bhasha (devanagari : ब्रज भाषा), appelé aussi brij bhasha (बॄज भाषा), brak bhakha (ब्रज भाखा), dehaati zabaan (देहाती ज़बान) ou simplement braj (ब्रज), est une langue indo-aryenne parlée par environ 1 600 000 de personnes dans la zone qui s'étend entre Delhi et Agra, en Uttar Pradesh. Il s'agit d'un dialecte du hindi occidental. Ce fut « la principale langue littéraire de l'Inde du Nord jusqu'au XIXe siècle ». Le braj basha est proche de l'awadhi, parlé dans la région voisine de l'Awadh., parlé dans la région voisine de l'Awadh.
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Lingua braj bhasha
, Braj bhasha
, Bradžština
, Брадж (язык)
, Język bradź
, Língua braj
, اللغة البرجية
, Braj Bhasha
, Braj-Bhakha
, ブラジュ・バーシャー語
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