Dravidian
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Dravidian may refer to the following about southern South Asia:

• Dravidian languages, a language family comprising about 21 languages including the four literary languages (Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam) spoken chiefly in South India and North-Eastern Sri Lanka
• Dravidian people, a member of any of the peoples that speak one of the Dravidian languages
• Dravidian architecture, a style of Temple construction
• The Self-respect movement, sometimes called the Dravidian movement or the Periyar movement, a Tamil Nadu political movement that appeals to speakers of the Tamil language
• Dravidian parties, a collective term used for political parties in Tamil Nadu that trace their ideologies and origin from Dravidar Kazhagam
• Dravidian martial arts - a style of martial arts
• Dravida, a Sanskrit term denoting a family of related ethnicities and languages in the Southern and Central parts of India, and Northeast of Sri Lanka.

See also:

Dravid redirects here:

• Dravid (Surname), surname found in Deshastha Brahmin community in Maharashtra and adjoining western, central & southern parts of India
• Rahul Dravid, former Indian cricket captain and middle order batsman

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