Kamuku also known as Yara or Cinda-regi-tiyal or Tiyal or Tiyar or Tucipu or Tu'yara or Ulhinda is a language spoken in Kaduna state, Nigeria by the Kamuku people.
It belongs to the Kainji group of languages .
Kamuku language has approximately 100,000 native speakers.
The language has 8 dialects; Cinda, Kamuku, Kuki, Kuru, Kwacika, Regi, Rogo and Tuchipo.
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