Which among the following prevalent different forms of Dhundhari dialect is not correct?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Kheradi

Explanation:

·       Dhundhari is an Indo-Aryan language spoken in the Dhundhar region of northeastern Rajasthan.

·       Torawati, Nagarchol, and Chaurasi are recognized forms/sub-dialects of Dhundhari.

·       Kheradi is not a form of Dhundhari. It belongs to the Marwari dialect, another Rajasthani dialect spoken in western Rajasthan.

Information Booster:

·       Dhundhari is closely related to Hindi and other Rajasthani dialects but retains unique phonetic and lexical features.

·       It is mainly spoken in Jaipur, Dausa, Tonk, and parts of Ajmer and Sawai Madhopur.

·       Sub-dialects of Dhundhari reflect local cultural and regional variations.

Additional Knowledge:

(a) Torawati

·       A recognized sub-dialect of Dhundhari.

·       Spoken in regions influenced by the Torawati cultural zone.

(b) Nagarchol

·       A recognized sub-dialect of Dhundhari.

·       Shows variations influenced by Nagaur region speech patterns.

(c) Chaurasi

·       A recognized form of Dhundhari.

·       Associated with the “Chaurasi pargana” region.