A Govindankutty
Biographic Data
| ID | 5531277 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Govindankutty |
| GIVEN NAMES | A |
| FAMILY NAME | Govindankutty |
| SIGNATURE | GOVINDANKUTTY A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Leiden University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Some observations on seventeenth century malayalam
Some observations on seventeenth century Malayalam
R. Thapar's Dravidian Hypothesis for the Locations of Meluhha, Dilmun and Makan
R. THAPAR'S DRAVIDIAN HYPOTHESIS FOR THE LOCATIONS OF MELUHHA, DILMUN AND MAKAN A Critical Reconsideration BY ELISABETH C. L. DURING CASPERS and A. GOVINDANKUTTY (Leiden) Romila T'hapar's paper entitled "A Possible Identification of Meluhha, Dilmun and Makan" must, undoubtedly, be seen as a challenge, high- lighted most emphatically by the order in which the three names are mentioned in the title. It may be expedient to open our critical observa-…
R. Thapar's Dravidian Hypothesis for the Locations of Meluhha, Dilmun and Makan
Elisabeth C. I. During Caspers, A. Govindankutty, R. Thapar's Dravidian Hypothesis for the Locations of Meluḫḫa, Dilmun and Makan: A Critical Reconsideration, Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, Vol. 21, No. 2 (May, 1978), pp. 113-145
The relative participle in -iya of modern Malayalam
From proto-Tamil-Malayalam to West Coast dialects
Voicing and Voicelessness in Tolkāppiy Am
O. R. Radhakrishnan in his note “Tolkāppiyam on Intervocalic Stops” published in the Indo-Iranian Journal (Vol. IX, No.3 [1966], pp. 209-210) points out that Tolkāppiyar has used the term icaittal in the sense of “voicing” and uyirttal in the sense of “breathing". To quote him fully, “Note that icai and uyir, the stems in the two terms mentioned above, also mean respectively ‘music’ and ‘life', for which voicing and breathing are indispensable. W…
Voicing and voicelessness in Tolkāppiyam
O. R. Radhakrishnan in his note “ Tolkāppiyam on Intervocalic Stops” published in the Indo-Iranian Journal (Vol. IX, No.3 [1966], pp. 209-210) points out that Tolkāppiyar has used the term icaittal in the sense of “voicing” and uyirttal in the sense of “breathing. To quote him fully, “Note that icai and uyir, the stems in the two terms mentioned above, also mean respectively ‘music’ and ‘life', for which voicing and breathing are indispensable. W…
From proto-Tamil-Malayalam to West Coast dialects
Some observations on seventeenth century Malayalam
Voicing and Voicelessness in Tolkāppiy Am
O. R. Radhakrishnan in his note “Tolkāppiyam on Intervocalic Stops” published in the Indo-Iranian Journal (Vol. IX, No.3 [1966], pp. 209-210) points out that Tolkāppiyar has used the term icaittal in the sense of “voicing” and uyirttal in the sense of “breathing". To quote him fully, “Note that icai and uyir, the stems in the two terms mentioned above, also mean respectively ‘music’ and ‘life', for which voicing and breathing are indispensable. W…
Voicing and voicelessness in Tolkāppiyam
O. R. Radhakrishnan in his note “ Tolkāppiyam on Intervocalic Stops” published in the Indo-Iranian Journal (Vol. IX, No.3 [1966], pp. 209-210) points out that Tolkāppiyar has used the term icaittal in the sense of “voicing” and uyirttal in the sense of “breathing. To quote him fully, “Note that icai and uyir, the stems in the two terms mentioned above, also mean respectively ‘music’ and ‘life', for which voicing and breathing are indispensable. W…
Voicing and Voicelessness in Tolkāppiy Am
O. R. Radhakrishnan in his note “Tolkāppiyam on Intervocalic Stops” published in the Indo-Iranian Journal (Vol. IX, No.3 [1966], pp. 209-210) points out that Tolkāppiyar has used the term icaittal in the sense of “voicing” and uyirttal in the sense of “breathing". To quote him fully, “Note that icai and uyir, the stems in the two terms mentioned above, also mean respectively ‘music’ and ‘life', for which voicing and breathing are indispensable. W…
From proto-Tamil-Malayalam to West Coast dialects
The relative participle in -iya of modern Malayalam
R. Thapar's Dravidian Hypothesis for the Locations of Meluhha, Dilmun and Makan
R. THAPAR'S DRAVIDIAN HYPOTHESIS FOR THE LOCATIONS OF MELUHHA, DILMUN AND MAKAN A Critical Reconsideration BY ELISABETH C. L. DURING CASPERS and A. GOVINDANKUTTY (Leiden) Romila T'hapar's paper entitled "A Possible Identification of Meluhha, Dilmun and Makan" must, undoubtedly, be seen as a challenge, high- lighted most emphatically by the order in which the three names are mentioned in the title. It may be expedient to open our critical observa-…
R. Thapar's Dravidian Hypothesis for the Locations of Meluhha, Dilmun and Makan
Elisabeth C. I. During Caspers, A. Govindankutty, R. Thapar's Dravidian Hypothesis for the Locations of Meluḫḫa, Dilmun and Makan: A Critical Reconsideration, Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, Vol. 21, No. 2 (May, 1978), pp. 113-145
Some observations on seventeenth century malayalam
Some observations on seventeenth century Malayalam
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