Bible translations into the languages of Northeast India
The first translation of the Bible into any of the languages of Northeast India was a Khasi version, published in 1891. Translations into many other languages have appeared since then.
By State
| State | Language version and date of publication |
|---|---|
| Arunachal Pradesh | Nyishi (2016), Wancho (2002-NT), Adi (2008-NT), Apatani (2012-NT), Tangsa (2015) |
| Assam | Assamese, Bodo (1981), Dimasa (2005-NT), Karbi (1954), Rabha (2000-NT), Mising (2001-NT) |
| Manipur | Meiteilon (1984), Tangkhul (1936), Kuki (1971), Zou (1983, 1992) |
| Meghalaya | Khasi (1891), Garo (1924) |
| Mizoram | Mara (Lakher) (1956), Mizo (1959), Hmar (1968) |
| Nagaland | Ao (1964), Angami (1970), Lotha (2000), Konyak (1992), Sema (2004) |
| Tripura | Kaubru (2011), Kokborok (2013) |
By date of publication
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See also
- Bible translations into the languages of India
- List of Bible translations by language
- Bible Society of India
- List of Christian denominations in North East India
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