kuvi
Kuvi, also spelled Kuvi or Kui, refers to both an indigenous community in India and the language they speak. The Kuvi people are an ethnic group primarily located in eastern India, with communities in Odisha and nearby areas of Andhra Pradesh. They are one of the many tribal groups officially recognized in India's system of Scheduled Tribes, and their traditional livelihoods typically include agriculture, forest-related activities, and handicrafts. As with other indigenous groups, the Kuvi have distinct cultural practices, music, dances, and social structures that reflect regional diversity.
The Kuvi language is a member of the Austroasiatic language family, within the Munda sub-branch. It is
Script and orthography for Kuvi vary by locale. In some areas, the language is written using the