P B F Wijeratne
Biographic Data
| ID | 703025 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P B F Wijeratne |
| GIVEN NAMES | P B F |
| FAMILY NAME | Wijeratne |
| SIGNATURE | WIJERATNE P B F |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1945 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Phonology of the Sinhalese Inscriptions
1. Sk. k-.Initial k- remains:karanu, karite, karavaya, karavā, kaṭu, koṭu, koṭ, ko(ṭa)vaya, kaḷa-, Kaḷahu, kaḷavun, kaḷamanā, karana-, karaṇa-, karavika, kereyani, kärū, karu (error for kärū), kärävū, kärvū, kärvū, karä, kära, kärä, kaṭäyutu; Kuḍakaṇa-; karanaka; kahāvaṇa; kāru-; Kama(la)-; Kasaba-, Kasub-; kavuḍu; kapa-; Kiliňg-; kusalayan; kämi-; kämiyanaṭ, kämiyan; (kukuḷ)-; käbäli; Kit-; kit; kushi; kavari-; kasun-; kam-; kālayehi; kulen; kul…
Phonology of the Sinhalese Inscriptions up to the End of the Tenth Century
In the Mid. Ind. stage, represented by the Prakrits, though not in the North-west, Sk. ā, ī ū before two consonants (homorganic or heterorganic) coincided with Sk. a, i, u before two consonants, for in both cases Mid. Ind. showed ā ī ū before double consonants, e.g. Sk. kāstha- > Pa. Pk. hattha-; Sk. tīrtha- > Pa. Pk. tittha-; Sk. pūrna- > Pa. Pk. punna-; just as Sk. lajjā- > Pa - Pk. lajjā-; Sk. mitra- > Pa. Pk. mitta-; Sk. śuddha- > Pa. Pk. sud…
Phonology of the Sinhalese Inscriptions up to the End of the Tenth Century A.D
Sinhalese is a member of the Indo-Aryan family of languages and “is derived from a form of speech of which our earliest document is the Rgveda” [TND., Introduction, p. xii]. Concerning its original home in Aryan India opinion is divided. The ancient tradition regarding the Aryan immigration into Ceylon is narrated in the old Pali Chronicles, Dīpavaṁsa, ix, 1 sq., and Mahāvaṁsa, vi, 1 sq. It is not necessary to discuss all its details here. Differ…
Phonology of the Sinhalese Inscriptions up to the End of the Tenth Century
In the Mid. Ind. stage, represented by the Prakrits, though not in the North-west, Sk. ā, ī ū before two consonants (homorganic or heterorganic) coincided with Sk. a, i, u before two consonants, for in both cases Mid. Ind. showed ā ī ū before double consonants, e.g. Sk. kāstha- > Pa. Pk. hattha-; Sk. tīrtha- > Pa. Pk. tittha-; Sk. pūrna- > Pa. Pk. punna-; just as Sk. lajjā- > Pa - Pk. lajjā-; Sk. mitra- > Pa. Pk. mitta-; Sk. śuddha- > Pa. Pk. sud…
Phonology of the Sinhalese Inscriptions up to the End of the Tenth Century A.D
Sinhalese is a member of the Indo-Aryan family of languages and “is derived from a form of speech of which our earliest document is the Rgveda” [TND., Introduction, p. xii]. Concerning its original home in Aryan India opinion is divided. The ancient tradition regarding the Aryan immigration into Ceylon is narrated in the old Pali Chronicles, Dīpavaṁsa, ix, 1 sq., and Mahāvaṁsa, vi, 1 sq. It is not necessary to discuss all its details here. Differ…
Phonology of the Sinhalese Inscriptions up to the End of the Tenth Century
In the Mid. Ind. stage, represented by the Prakrits, though not in the North-west, Sk. ā, ī ū before two consonants (homorganic or heterorganic) coincided with Sk. a, i, u before two consonants, for in both cases Mid. Ind. showed ā ī ū before double consonants, e.g. Sk. kāstha- > Pa. Pk. hattha-; Sk. tīrtha- > Pa. Pk. tittha-; Sk. pūrna- > Pa. Pk. punna-; just as Sk. lajjā- > Pa - Pk. lajjā-; Sk. mitra- > Pa. Pk. mitta-; Sk. śuddha- > Pa. Pk. sud…
The Phonology of the Sinhalese Inscriptions
1. Sk. k-.Initial k- remains:karanu, karite, karavaya, karavā, kaṭu, koṭu, koṭ, ko(ṭa)vaya, kaḷa-, Kaḷahu, kaḷavun, kaḷamanā, karana-, karaṇa-, karavika, kereyani, kärū, karu (error for kärū), kärävū, kärvū, kärvū, karä, kära, kärä, kaṭäyutu; Kuḍakaṇa-; karanaka; kahāvaṇa; kāru-; Kama(la)-; Kasaba-, Kasub-; kavuḍu; kapa-; Kiliňg-; kusalayan; kämi-; kämiyanaṭ, kämiyan; (kukuḷ)-; käbäli; Kit-; kit; kushi; kavari-; kasun-; kam-; kālayehi; kulen; kul…
Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · History (2 works) · Indian and Buddhist Studies (2 works) · Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (2 works) · Theology (2 works) · African history and culture analysis (1 work)