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Contents
PART | 33 |
PART III | 61 |
APPENDIX TO Part | 127 |
mātanga p 129 mayūra mayūka marūka | 136 |
odumbara p | 149 |
APPENDIX TO Part III | 161 |
Note on Tosala and Dhauli P C Bagchi | 176 |
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Pre-Aryan and Pre-Dravidian in India Sylvain Lévi,Jules Bloch,University of Calcutta No preview available - 1929 |
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according admitted already amongst analogy ancient animal appears Aryan Austric Austro-Asiatic languages becomes belong Bengali borrowed called cerebral Chinese common compared connected corresponds Dantapura derived designates dialects district doubt Dravidian East eastern element equivalent evidence existence explained fact final forms fruit further Ganges given gives hand identical important India indicate Indo-Aryan Indo-Aryan languages Indo-European infix influence initial Kalinga Kamboja Khasi Khmer kind king Kosala linguistic loan Malay Malaya meaning mentioned Mon-Khmer Munda Nagpur non-Aryan observed origin passage Peninsula possible prefix present preserved probably Prof proved Przyluski Ptolemy question reading refer region represent root Sanskrit Santali says seems Semang side signifies similar southern Stieng suggest taken Tamluk term texts town translation tree Vedic vocabulary word writes
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| Title | Pre-Aryan and Pre-Dravidian in India |
| Authors | Sylvain Lévi, Jean Przyluski, Jules Bloch |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Asian Educational Services, 1993 |
| ISBN | 8120607724, 9788120607729 |
| Length | 184 pages |
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