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If then the original among these forms be considered to be mayil , the structural correspondence of these forms to Sanskrit mayūra irresistibly suggests itself . But Professor Przyluski has pointed out in one of his papers that the ...
If then the original among these forms be considered to be mayil , the structural correspondence of these forms to Sanskrit mayūra irresistibly suggests itself . But Professor Przyluski has pointed out in one of his papers that the ...
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that these dialects borrowed the forms from Indo - Aryan . If Tamil mayil is native and ancient , why should it have failed to appear as such in Telugu and Kannada ? Why should it have been metathesised almost beyond reoognition in ...
that these dialects borrowed the forms from Indo - Aryan . If Tamil mayil is native and ancient , why should it have failed to appear as such in Telugu and Kannada ? Why should it have been metathesised almost beyond reoognition in ...
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None of the other forms could be fully and satisfactorily connected with one another according to known Dravidian rules of change , though in certain respects there does exist agreement . They look like borrowings of variants from a ...
None of the other forms could be fully and satisfactorily connected with one another according to known Dravidian rules of change , though in certain respects there does exist agreement . They look like borrowings of variants from a ...
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Contents
The end of the war between Demetrius and Eukretius finds the Indus | 32 |
are in Prakrit Their Sanskrit equivalents given there by Prof Rapson | 37 |
See E H I page 237 | 45 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 16 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1930 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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