Meitei dialect

Meitei dialect (or Manipuri dialect) may refer to any of the following:

• Imphal dialect, the standard variety of Meitei language, primarily used in Imphal, the capital city of Manipur state
• Amailon, the holy and sacred variety of Meitei language, used for liturgical purpose of Sanamahism
• Any historical variety of Ancient Meitei language
• Andro (Meitei dialect), a regional variety of Meitei language, spoken in the Andro village in Imphal East district
• A regional variety of Meitei language in Assam
• A regional variety of Meitei language in Bangladesh
• Kakching dialect, a regional variety of Meitei language, spoken in Kakching region
• Khuman dialect, a historical variety of Meitei language, used by the people of Khuman kingdom
• Khurkhul (Meitei dialect), a regional variety of Meitei language, spoken in the Khurkhul village in Imphal West district
• Kwatha dialect, a hilly regional variety of Meitei language
• Any historical variety of Medieval Meitei language
• Any variety of Modern Meitei language
• Moirang dialect, a historical variety of Meitei language, used by the people of Moirang kingdom
• A regional variety of Meitei language in Myanmar (Burma)
• Phayeng (Meitei dialect), a regional variety of Meitei language, spoken in the Kangchup foothill village of Phayeng
• Sekmai (Meitei dialect), a regional variety of Meitei language, spoken in the Sekmai village in Imphal West district
• Thougallon, the royal court register of Meitei language, used by the royal and noble elites
• A regional variety of Meitei language in Tripura