Tribal languages are the native languages spoken by specific ethnic groups or tribes. These languages often reflect the unique culture, traditions, and history of the community. They can vary significantly from one tribe to another, even within the same region, and may include distinct dialects. Many tribal languages are at risk of disappearing as younger generations adopt more widely spoken languages. Efforts are being made to preserve these languages through education and documentation, as they hold valuable knowledge about local ecosystems, cultural practices, and historical narratives that are important to the identity of the tribes.