Category:Meitei language

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This category has the following 20 subcategories, out of 20 total.

Media in category "Meitei language"

The following 200 files are in this category, out of 351 total.

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  "Ching", a Meitei language root word for "hill" or "mountain".jpg 2,329 × 1,053; 69 KB
  
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  "Kangleipak Ima" (alias "Meitei Ima", "Meetei Ima", "Manipur Ima") — Divine motherly personification of Kangleipak (Manipur) — Ancient Meitei Goddess — Classical Meetei Religion (Sanamahism) — Yek Salai Taret Flag.jpg 1,080 × 1,371; 238 KB
  
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  "Khurumjari" (ꯈꯨꯔꯨꯝꯖꯔꯤ) - Translation of "Hello" in Meitei language (Manipuri language) - literally equivalent to "Namaskar" and "Namaste" (Red colour).jpg 2,401 × 1,053; 151 KB
  
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  "Manung Kangjeibung" (Modern Meitei) and "Manung Kangcheipung" (Ancient Meitei) names of the Royal Polo Ground located inside the Kangla Fort of Imphal, Kangleipak (Manipur).jpg 1,440 × 987; 142 KB
  
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  "खुरुम्जरी" - Devanagari transliteration of "Khurumjari" (ꯈꯨꯔꯨꯝꯖꯔꯤ) - Translation of "Hello" in Meitei language (Manipuri language) - literally equivalent to "Namaskar" and "Namaste" (Red colour).jpg 2,401 × 1,053; 139 KB
  
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  "குரும்ஜாரி" - Tamil transliteration of "Khurumjari" (ꯈꯨꯔꯨꯝꯖꯔꯤ) - Translation of "Hello" in Meitei language (Manipuri language) - literally equivalent to "Vanakkam" & "Namaskar" (Red colour).jpg 2,401 × 1,053; 159 KB
  
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  "குரும்ஜாரி" - Tamil transliteration of "Khurumjari" (ꯈꯨꯔꯨꯝꯖꯔꯤ) - Translation of "Hello" in Meitei language (Manipuri language) - literally equivalent to "Vanakkam", "Namaskar" (Black colour).jpg 2,401 × 1,053; 138 KB
  
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  "ఖురుమ్జరి" & "ಖುರುಮ್ಜರಿ" - Telugu & Kannada transliterations of "Khurumjari" (ꯈꯨꯔꯨꯝꯖꯔꯤ) - Translation of "Hello" in Meitei language (Manipuri language) - similar to "Namaskar".jpg 2,358 × 1,053; 204 KB
  
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  19 letters of the Classical Meetei Mayek writing system (Traditional Meitei script), used for documenting Archaic Meitei language in Ancient Kangleipak civilization during Antiquity.jpg 1,080 × 1,970; 157 KB
  
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  3 most advanced languages of Tibeto Burman group of Sino Tibetan linguistic family (alias Trans Himalayan language family) — Burmese (alias Myanmar) of Southeast Asia, Meitei (alias Manipuri) of South Asia & Tibetan of East Asia.jpg 1,080 × 2,400; 122 KB
  
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  3 most developed languages of Tibeto Burman group of Sino Tibetan linguistic family (alias Trans Himalayan language family) — Burmese (alias Myanmar) of Southeast Asia, Meitei (alias Manipuri) of South Asia & Tibetan of East Asia.jpg 1,080 × 2,400; 194 KB
  
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  A basic cultural description of Meitei language (officially termed as “Manipuri language”).jpg 2,253 × 1,080; 437 KB
  
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  A Child Care Room in the Imphal International Airport, showing multilingualism of Meitei, Hindi and English.jpg 1,197 × 804; 334 KB
  
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  An illustration of a professor giving lectures on Classical Meitei language and cultural heritage to his students in an academic institution.png 788 × 733; 254 KB
  
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  An illustration of a teacher educating Classical Meitei language and cultural heritage to his students in an academic institution.png 788 × 733; 250 KB
  
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  An illustration of the basic description of Meitei language (officially termed as “Manipuri language”).jpg 2,253 × 1,080; 448 KB
  
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  An informal variant of the letter "Chil" or "Cheel" (Ch) in the Classical Meitei Mayek writing system (Traditional Meetei Mayek script) of ancient Kangleipak civilisation (early Manipur).jpg 733 × 550; 23 KB
  
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  An informal variant of the letter "Kok" (K) in the Classical Meitei Mayek writing system (Traditional Meetei Mayek script) of ancient Kangleipak civilisation (early Manipur).jpg 531 × 531; 28 KB
  
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  An informal variant of the letter "Ngou" (Ng) in the Classical Meitei Mayek writing system (Traditional Meetei Mayek script) of ancient Kangleipak civilisation (early Manipur).jpg 1,080 × 810; 45 KB
  
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  An informal variant of the letter "Yang" or "Yaang" (Y) in the Classical Meitei Mayek writing system (Traditional Meetei Mayek script) of ancient Kangleipak civilisation (early Manipur).jpg 517 × 775; 26 KB
  
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  An introductory illustration of Meitei language (alias Manipuri, Meetei, Meithei, Meiteilon, Meeteilon, Meiteilol, Meeteilol, etc.).jpg 2,388 × 714; 255 KB
  
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  Ancient Meitei (Old Manipuri) & Modern Meitei (Contemporary Manipuri) terms for empress (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,690 × 1,426; 240 KB
  
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  Ancient Meitei (Old Manipuri) & Modern Meitei (Contemporary Manipuri) terms for python (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,491 × 1,490; 226 KB
  
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  Ancient Meitei (Old Manipuri) & Modern Meitei (Contemporary Manipuri) terms for river (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,268 × 1,485; 221 KB
  
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  Ancient Meitei Mayek consonants.gif 441 × 600; 37 KB
  
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  Ancient Meitei Mayek diacritics.gif 599 × 298; 41 KB
  
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  Ancient Meitei Mayek vowels.gif 471 × 250; 19 KB
  
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  Ancientness of the literature of Classical Meitei language (also known as Old Manipuri language) in accordance to Suniti Kumar Chatterjee.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 442 KB
  
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  Antiquity of the literature of Classical Meitei language (also known as Old Manipuri language) in accordance to Suniti Kumar Chatterjee.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 491 KB
  
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  Bangladesh Manipuri Sahitya Sangsad.jpg 2,401 × 534; 235 KB
  
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  Burmese translation & transliteration of "Meitei language" (alias "Manipuri language").jpg 2,388 × 696; 141 KB
  
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  Classical Chinese & Classical Meitei root words for “to state” or “to talk” (besides many other rendered meanings) are 论 (Lùn) & ꯂꯣꯟ (Lon) respectively (written in traditional Chinese character & Meetei Mayek script).jpg 1,080 × 607; 49 KB
  
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  Classical Chinese & Classical Meitei words for elder sister, paper and newspaper (in traditional Chinese characters & traditional Meetei Mayek script).jpg 2,160 × 3,644; 753 KB
  
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  Classical Chinese and Classical Meitei words for elder sister, paper and newspaper (in traditional Chinese characters and traditional Meetei Mayek script).jpg 1,080 × 1,749; 184 KB
  
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  Classical Chinese and Classical Meitei words for “elder sister” are 姐あね姐あね (jiějiě) & ꯆꯦꯆꯦ (cheche) respectively (written in traditional Chinese characters and traditional Meetei Mayek script).jpg 1,080 × 608; 88 KB
  
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  Classical Chinese and Classical Meitei words for “newspaper” are 报纸 (bàozhǐ) & ꯄꯥꯎꯆꯦ (paoche) respectively (written in traditional Chinese characters and traditional Meetei Mayek script).jpg 1,080 × 606; 101 KB
  
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  Classical Chinese and Classical Meitei words for “paper” are 纸 (zhǐ) & ꯆꯦ (che) respectively (written in traditional Chinese characters and traditional Meetei Mayek script).jpg 730 × 608; 52 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major & minor alphabets — Foundation of Ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 217 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major alphabets & minor alphabets — Foundation of Ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 240 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major alphabets and minor alphabets — Foundation of Ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 287 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major alphabets as well as minor alphabets — Base of Ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 1,616 × 1,080; 299 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major alphabets as well as minor alphabets — Foundation of Ancient Kangleipak civilisation.jpg 1,904 × 1,080; 304 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major alphabets as well as minor alphabets — Foundation of Ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 1,621 × 1,080; 321 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major alphabets as well as minor alphabets — Foundation of Early Kangleipak civilization.jpg 1,920 × 1,080; 304 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major and minor alphabets — Foundation of Ancient Kangleipak civilisation.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 250 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek script — Traditional Meitei writing system — Full chart for all the letters, including major as well as minor alphabets — Foundation of Ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 251 KB
  
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  Classical Meetei Mayek writing system — Traditional Meitei script — Full chart for all the letters, including major alphabets as well as minor alphabets — Foundation of Ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 282 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei illuminated manuscript painting — depicting a “Paphal” of 4 limbed Khaba dragon — from the “Pakhangba Lambuba”, an Ancient Meetei language text (engraved in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,080 × 1,178; 345 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei illuminated manuscript painting — depicting a “Paphal” of Khaba Nganpa Pakhangba dragon — from the “Pakhangba Lambuba”, an Ancient Meetei language text (engraved in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,080 × 1,202; 474 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei illuminated manuscript painting — depicting a “Paphal” of Khaba serpentine dragon — from the “Pakhangba Lambuba”, an Ancient Meetei language text (engraved in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,080 × 1,287; 450 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei illuminated manuscript painting — depicting a “Paphal” of Khuman serpentine dragon — from the “Pakhangba Lambuba”, an Ancient Meetei language text (engraved in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,080 × 1,179; 384 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei illuminated manuscript painting — depicting a “Paphal” of Luwang dragon — from the “Pakhangba Lambuba”, an Ancient Meetei language text (engraved in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,080 × 1,231; 430 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei illuminated manuscript painting — depicting a “Paphal” of Ningthouja Pakhangba dragon — from the “Pakhangba Lambuba”, an Ancient Meetei language text (engraved in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,080 × 1,249; 448 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei illuminated manuscript painting — depicting a “Paphal” of Ningthouja winged dragon — from the “Pakhangba Lambuba”, an Ancient Meetei language text (engraved in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 1,080 × 1,215; 417 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language (Literary Manipuri language) term for man — "Nupa" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system & Bengali Assamese script).jpg 1,440 × 1,439; 135 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language (Literary Manipuri language) term for man — "Nupa" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 2,160 × 1,580; 196 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language (Literary Manipuri language) term for temple — "Laisang" or "Laishang" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 2,160 × 1,153; 178 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language (Literary Manipuri language) term for woman — "Nupi" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system & Bengali Assamese script).jpg 1,440 × 1,439; 143 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language (Literary Manipuri language) term for woman — "Nupi" or "Noopee" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 2,160 × 1,538; 198 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language etymology of "Eeleima", the name of an ancient Meitei goddess of water.jpg 1,080 × 810; 114 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language etymology of "Ngaleima", the name of an ancient Meitei goddess of fish.jpg 1,080 × 810; 98 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language etymology of "Phouleima", the name of an ancient Meitei goddess of agriculture.jpg 1,080 × 810; 108 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language etymology of "Thumleima", the name of an ancient Meitei goddess of salt.jpg 1,080 × 810; 95 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language etymology of the word “Sanamahi”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 139 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language names of the seven divine extremely beautiful ladies (“Helloi Taret”) in ancient Meitei mythology and religion of Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 452; 82 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language term for forest — "Umang" or "Oomang" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system & Bengali Assamese script).jpg 1,440 × 1,439; 124 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language term for forest — "Umang" or "Oomang" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 2,160 × 1,321; 184 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language term for orchid — "Urei" or "Oorei" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system & Bengali Assamese script).jpg 1,440 × 1,439; 121 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language term for orchid — "Urei" or "Oorei" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system).jpg 2,160 × 1,321; 176 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language term for temple — "Laisang" or "Laishang" (in traditional Meetei Mayek writing system and Bengali Assamese script).jpg 1,690 × 1,468; 174 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language terms for city and town are “Mayollamlen” and “Mayollam” respectively.jpg 810 × 810; 91 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language word for “Why” (ꯀꯔꯤꯒꯤ - Karīgī) in traditional Meetei Mayek script and Latin writing system.jpg 1,440 × 810; 93 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language words for a writer or an author (“aiba”) & a person given as a dowry or a dowry servant (“aunnai”) in Latin & traditional Meitei script.jpg 2,400 × 896; 159 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language words for weather or climate (“aing asa”) & cold (“aingba”) in Latin & traditional Meitei script.jpg 2,400 × 1,072; 210 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language words for “How” (ꯀꯔꯝꯅ - Karamna) & “Whose” (ꯀꯅꯥꯒꯤ - Kanāgī) in traditional Meetei Mayek script and Latin writing system.jpg 1,440 × 1,080; 140 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language words for “When” (ꯀꯩꯗꯧꯉꯩ - Keidoungei) & “Where” (ꯀꯗꯥꯏꯗ - Kadāida) in traditional Meetei Mayek script and Latin writing system.jpg 1,440 × 1,080; 146 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language words for “Whom” (ꯀꯅꯥꯕꯨ - Kanābū) & “Which” (ꯀꯔꯝꯕ - Karamba) in traditional Meetei Mayek script and Latin writing system.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 119 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language words for “Who” (ꯀꯅꯥ - Kanā) & “What” (ꯀꯔꯤ - Karī) in traditional Meetei Mayek script and Latin writing system.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 97 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language – Speech of the Ancient Kangleipak civilisation.jpg 1,296 × 1,080; 224 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — basic design — in traditional Meitei writing system.jpg 1,080 × 810; 59 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — basic graphic — in traditional Meitei writing system.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 77 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — basic illustration — in traditional Meitei writing system.jpg 1,080 × 720; 56 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — basic layout — in traditional Meitei writing system.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 79 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — simple design — in traditional Meitei writing system.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 79 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — simple graphic — in traditional Meitei writing system.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 79 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — simple illustration — in traditional Meitei writing system.jpg 1,080 × 720; 56 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — simple layout — in traditional Meitei writing system.jpg 1,080 × 810; 58 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — Speech of India's easternmost civilization — Voice of the Manipuri classical dance.jpg 3,930 × 4,912; 7 MB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — Speech of the Ancient Kangleipak civilisation.jpg 1,298 × 1,072; 224 KB
  
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  Classical Meitei language — Tongue of the Ancient Kangleipak civilisation.jpg 1,080 × 1,298; 202 KB
  
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  Comparison of Meitei language (Manipuri language) with Bodo (Kachari), Ao Naga & Kachin linguistic forms (A).jpg 691 × 1,102; 122 KB
  
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  Comparison of Meitei language (Manipuri language) with Bodo (Kachari), Ao Naga & Kachin linguistic forms (B).jpg 697 × 1,028; 88 KB
  
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  Comparison of Meitei language (Manipuri language) with Thado (Thadou or Kuki), Lushei (Lushai or Mizo), Rangkhol & Khami linguistic forms.jpg 715 × 1,087; 107 KB
  
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  Comparison of words of Meitei language, Tibetan language and Burmese language, published in the 1908 encyclopedia “The Meitheis” (page no. 157), by Thomas Callan Hodson.jpg 688 × 934; 84 KB
  
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  Comparison of words of Meitei language, Tibetan language and Burmese language, published in the 1908 encyclopedia “The Meitheis” (page no. 160), by Thomas Callan Hodson.jpg 679 × 994; 77 KB
  
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  Department of Manipuri (ꯃꯅꯤꯄꯨꯔꯤ ꯃꯁꯪ) (‘manipuri masang’, ma-nī-pū-rī ma-sang).jpg 2,400 × 957; 229 KB
  
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  Description of the ancient literature of Classical Meitei language (also known as Old Manipuri language) by Suniti Kumar Chatterjee — Kangla Fort (Coronation hall or Throne room building and Kangla Sha guardian dragon lion statues).jpg 5,184 × 3,456; 6.11 MB
  
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  Different belts ("khwanglak" in Meitei language) of different professional levels of Thang Ta - Ancient Meitei classical martial art - Intangible cultural heritage of Kangleipak civilisation 01.jpg 1,080 × 2,400; 462 KB
  
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  Different belts ("khwanglak" in Meitei language) of different professional levels of Thang Ta - Ancient Meitei classical martial art - Intangible cultural heritage of Kangleipak civilisation 02.jpg 1,080 × 2,400; 269 KB
  
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  Different meanings of the Classical Meitei language term “Meitei Ima” (“Meitei Eemaa” or “Meitei Ema”).jpg 1,080 × 810; 123 KB
  
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  Different meanings of “Meitei Chanu”, a Classical Meitei language term.jpg 1,080 × 810; 125 KB
  
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  Different meanings of “Meitei Leima”, a Classical Meitei language term.jpg 1,080 × 810; 123 KB
  
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  Different ways of writing "KeKe" in Modern Meitei script and Ancient Meitei script.jpg 2,401 × 1,008; 287 KB
  
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  Different ways of writing "KiKi" in Modern Meitei script and Ancient Meitei script.jpg 2,401 × 1,080; 287 KB
  
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  Directorate of Language Planning and Implementation.jpg 2,122 × 472; 116 KB
  
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  Distraction — Roasting pigeon (“khunu”) is considerably burnt (“kaaba”) while looking at a Leima (a lady or a queen) — Leima Yenglingeida Khunu Kaaba — Classical Meitei language saying of ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 1,080 × 900; 348 KB
  
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  Diwaligi Yaipha Paojel Pijari - Classical Meitei language wishes - Happy Diwali (Divali, Dipawali, Dipavali, Deepawali, Deepavali, Lakshmi Puja, Laxmi Pooja) - Hindu Festival of Lights - in traditional Meitei Mayek script.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 249 KB
  
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  Dr. Suniti Kumar Chatterjee's explanation of the most important Tibeto Burman language — Meitei language (alias Manipuri language), the classical language of Ancient Kangleipak civilization.jpg 1,296 × 1,080; 398 KB
  
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  English to Manipuri translation (Meitei & Latin transliterations) — Athens is the capital of Greece.jpg 772 × 452; 49 KB
  
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  English to Manipuri translation (Meitei & Latin transliterations) — Imphal is the capital of Manipur.jpg 759 × 452; 50 KB
  
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  English to Manipuri translation (Meitei & Latin transliterations) — Kangleipak is an ancient name of Manipur.jpg 1,028 × 452; 67 KB
  
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  Etymology of a Classical Meitei language term for the “Loktak Lake”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 113 KB
  
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  Etymology of a Classical Meitei language term for “blue colour”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 155 KB
  
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  Etymology of a Classical Meitei language term for “Keibul Lamjao”, the world's only floating national park.jpg 1,080 × 810; 159 KB
  
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  Etymology of a Classical Meitei language term for “red colour”.jpg 780 × 780; 110 KB
  
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  Etymology of a Classical Meitei language term “Mayang Imphal”, the name of a place in Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 810; 176 KB
  
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  Etymology of a Classical Meitei language term “Thoubal”, the name of a place in Kangleipak.jpg 810 × 891; 106 KB
  
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  Etymology of a name of the first ruler of Ningthouja dynasty to sit on the throne of Kangla in Ancient Meitei and Modern Meitei languages.jpg 810 × 1,080; 213 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term for “brown colour”.jpg 1,440 × 1,080; 203 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term for “grey colour”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 91 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term for “yellow colour”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 280 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term “Asileipak” (“Ashileipak”).jpg 989 × 742; 106 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term “Chingleipak” (“Ching Leipak”).jpg 995 × 746; 113 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term “Haoleipak” (“Hauleipak”).jpg 996 × 747; 109 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term “Kangleipak”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 122 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term “Mangleipak” (“Mang Leipak”), meaning “Dreamland”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 118 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language term “Sanamahi”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 133 KB
  
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  Etymology of the Classical Meitei language terms of flood (“eechau”) and drought (“eekang”).jpg 731 × 926; 77 KB
  
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  Etymology of the word “Sanamahi” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 1,080 × 810; 125 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Chengleima” (“Cheng Leima”), a Classical Meitei language name of the goddess of rice in ancient Meitei mythology and religion of Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 810; 116 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Heeleima” (“Hee Leima”), a Classical Meitei language term for a name of the goddess of precious stones in ancient Meitei mythology and religion of Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 810; 107 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Ima” (or “Eemaa” or “Ema”), a Classical Meitei language term for “mother”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 93 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Ipa” (or “Eepaa” or “Epa”), a Classical Meitei language term for “father”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 89 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Korou Pathaap”, a Classical Meitei language term for “Solar system”.jpg 1,080 × 737; 102 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Lailik Leima”, a Classical Meitei language term for the name of a goddess of knowledge and wisdom in ancient Meitei mythology and religion of Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 730; 114 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Langmaiching” (“Langmai Ching”), a Classical Meitei language term for a mountain in the Imphal Valley of Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 810; 142 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Langmai”, a Classical Meitei language term for a mountain in the Imphal Valley of Kangleipak.jpg 698 × 920; 99 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Nongin”, a Classical Meitei language term for the state bird of both Manipur and Mizoram.jpg 1,080 × 810; 126 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Nongmaiching”, a Classical Meitei language term for a mountain in the Imphal Valley of Kangleipak.jpg 1,022 × 767; 144 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Nongpok Ningthou”, a Classical Meitei language term for the Guardian deity of the East in ancient Meitei mythology and religion of Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 641; 111 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Nongsa” (“Nongsha”), a Classical Meitei language term for “lion”.jpg 1,080 × 810; 93 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Sakol” (“Shakol”), “Samu” (“Shamu”) & “Sachi” (Shachi”), the Classical Meitei language terms for “horse”, “elephant” & “deer” respectively.jpg 1,080 × 810; 132 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Sangai”, a Classical Meitei language term for the brow antlered deer of Keibul Lamjao National Park.jpg 810 × 810; 123 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Thaleima” (“Tha Leima”), a Classical Meitei language name of the goddess of moon in ancient Meitei mythology and religion of Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 810; 103 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Uningthou”, a Classical Meitei language term for the state tree of Manipur (Kangleipak).jpg 1,043 × 782; 107 KB
  
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  Etymology of “Yotleima” (or “Yot Leima”), a Classical Meitei language term for the goddess of metals (especially iron) in ancient Meitei mythology and religion of Kangleipak.jpg 1,080 × 810; 112 KB
  
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  Forest Day (Meitei).jpg 2,160 × 1,376; 559 KB
  
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  Forest day logo (Meitei).jpg 1,080 × 1,224; 209 KB
  
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  Great Britain's House of Commons's 1904 expression of facts about Meitei language (alias Meithei or Manipuri) and Chin language (alias Kuki Chin or Thadou Chin or Kuki Zo) on the basis of their attachment to Manipur (alias Kangleipak).jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 2.99 MB
  
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  Great Britain's House of Commons's 1904 statement on the Meitei language (alias Meithei or Manipuri) and the Chin language (alias Kuki Chin or Thadou Chin or Kuki Zo) on the basis of their attachment to Manipur (alias Kangleipak).jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 3.03 MB
  
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  Great Britain's Parliament's 1904 statement on the Meitei language (alias Meithei or Manipuri) and the Chin language (alias Kuki Chin or Thadou Chin or Kuki Zo) on the basis of their attachment to Manipur (alias Kangleipak).jpg 4,256 × 2,400; 1.03 MB
  
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  House of Commons of the Great Britain's 1904 statement on the Meitei language (alias Meithei or Manipuri) and the Chin language (alias Kuki Chin or Thadou Chin or Kuki Zo) on the basis of their attachment to Manipur (alias Kangleipak).jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 507 KB
  
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  International Day Against Homophobia And Transphobia (Meitei).jpg 1,080 × 1,486; 285 KB
  
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  International Men's Day (Meitei).jpg 1,200 × 1,200; 101 KB
  
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  International Women's Day (Meitei).png 1,280 × 908; 705 KB
  
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  Introducing Meitei language (officially known as Manipuri language), which is the sole official language of Manipur & one of the official “scheduled” languages of the Republic of India.jpg 1,920 × 1,069; 269 KB
  
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  Introductory illustration of Meitei language (alias Manipuri, Meetei, Meithei, Meiteilon, Meeteilon, Meiteilol, Meeteilol, etc.).jpg 2,388 × 714; 228 KB
  
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  Kakching Haraoba — one of the major forms of Lai Haraoba sacred festival — dedicated to Khamlangba & 9 Laibungthou gods — Classical Meitei mythology & religion (Sanamahism) — Ancient Kangleipak civilization (early Manipur).jpg 1,080 × 1,494; 558 KB
  
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  Keibu Keioiba (Tiger head cartoon face).jpg 1,080 × 1,472; 217 KB
  
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  Khurumjari Maharashtra — a Classical Meitei language greeting equivalent to “Hello Maharashtra” or “Namaste Maharashtra” or “Namaskar Maharashtra”.png 1,538 × 1,199; 132 KB
  
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  Khurumjari Manipur — a Classical Meitei language greeting equivalent to “Hello Manipur” or “Namaste Manipur” or “Namaskar Manipur” (in traditional Meitei script).png 1,138 × 1,198; 96 KB
  
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  Khurumjari Manipur — a Classical Meitei language greeting equivalent to “Hello Manipur” or “Namaste Manipur” or “Namaskar Manipur”.png 1,138 × 1,198; 82 KB
  
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  Leishaphal — Girls' dormitory in Classical Meitei language — Cultural heritage of Ancient Kangleipak civilisation (early Manipur).jpg 1,080 × 1,534; 523 KB
  
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  Leishaphal — Girls' dormitory in Classical Meitei language — Cultural heritage of Ancient Kangleipak civilization (early Manipur).jpg 1,080 × 1,641; 557 KB
  
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  Letter “Atingaa” or “Atiyaa” (equivalent to “A”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing "sky" or "immortality" or "heaven" or "eternity" or "divinity" in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 20 KB
  
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  Letter “Chil” (equivalent to “CH”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Lips” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 21 KB
  
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  Letter “Ee” (equivalent to “E” or “I”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Blood” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 21 KB
  
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  Letter “Hook” (equivalent to “H”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Joint” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 20 KB
  
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  Letter “Khou” (equivalent to “KH”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Throat” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 21 KB
  
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  Letter “Kok” (equivalent to “K”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning “chief”, “head”, “top” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 20 KB
  
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  Letter “Lai” (equivalent to “L”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “forehead” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 20 KB
  
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  Letter “Mit” (equivalent to “M”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Eye” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 18 KB
  
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  Letter “Naa” (equivalent to “N”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Ear” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 20 KB
  
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  Letter “Ngou” (equivalent to “NG”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Uvula” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 19 KB
  
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  Letter “Oon” (equivalent to “U”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Skin” or “Hair follicles” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 23 KB
  
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  Letter “Paa” (equivalent to “P”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Eyelash” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 23 KB
  
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  Letter “Pham” (equivalent to “F” or “PH”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing "anus" or "buttocks" or "seat" or "uterus" or "womb" in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 21 KB
  
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  Letter “Sam” (equivalent to “S”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning “hair” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 22 KB
  
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  Letter “Thou” (equivalent to “TH”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “breast, chest, ribs” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 20 KB
  
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  Letter “Til” (equivalent to “T”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Saliva” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 22 KB
  
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  Letter “Wai” (equivalent to “W”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “Navel” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 22 KB
  
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  Letter “Yang” (equivalent to “Y”) of traditional Meitei writing system - meaning as well as representing “backbone, vertebral column, spine” in Classical Meitei language.jpg 539 × 540; 22 KB
  
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  Linguistic map of Northeast India English Native.png 716 × 744; 130 KB
  
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  Linguistic map of Northeast India English.png 716 × 744; 123 KB
  
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  Linguistic map of Northeast India Native.png 716 × 744; 93 KB
  
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  Loiya Lamgee Sangbannabee.jpg 2,126 × 533; 99 KB
  
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  Maalemgi Eeshinggi Numit.jpg 2,401 × 779; 177 KB
  
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  Manipuri Language Day — 20th August — Manipuri Lon-gi Numit — মণিপুরী লোনগী নুমীৎ (Bengali transliteration of the Classical Meitei language translation).jpg 1,080 × 1,304; 232 KB
  
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  Manipuri Language Day — 20th August — Manipuri Lon-gi Numit — ꯃꯅꯤꯄꯨꯔꯤ ꯂꯣꯟꯒꯤ ꯅꯨꯃꯤꯠ (Meitei Mayek transliteration of the Classical Meitei language translation).jpg 1,080 × 1,304; 226 KB
  
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  Manipuri language movement in Assam — Meitei language movement in Assam — demanding Meitei language (alias “Manipuri language”) be made an additional official language of the Government of Assam — ongoing since 2020.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 243 KB
  
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  Manipuri language movement in Assam — Meitei language movement in Assam — demanding Meitei language (alias “Manipuri language”) to be made an additional official language of the Government of Assam — ongoing since 2020.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 245 KB
  
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  Manipuri Poetry Day 2023 — 28th October — মণিপুরী শৈরেংগী নুমীৎ (Bengali transliteration of the Classical Meitei language translation).jpg 1,080 × 1,440; 257 KB
  
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  Manipuri Poetry Day 2023 — 28th October — ꯃꯅꯤꯄꯨꯔꯤ ꯁꯩꯔꯦꯡꯒꯤ ꯅꯨꯃꯤꯠ (Meitei Mayek transliteration of the Classical Meitei language translation).jpg 1,080 × 1,440; 246 KB
  
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  Map of present day Manipur & its former territory Kabaw Valley ("Kabo Tampak" in Classical Meitei language), which is in present day Myanmar (Burma).jpg 1,080 × 1,700; 335 KB
  
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  Meetei Mayek letter Apun(Aapun) eyek.svg 540 × 570; 544 bytes
  
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  Meetei Mayek original Apun(ꯑꯄꯨꯟ) eyek.svg 540 × 570; 592 bytes
  
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  Meetei Mayek original punctuation exclamation mark (Angakpaki khut tam).svg 540 × 570; 1 KB