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    Handbook of Statistics
    Volume 38, 2018, Pages 429-462

    Chapter 13 - Linguistic Elegance of the Languages of South India


    Nijagunappa Deepamala

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    Abstract
    India is a multilinguistic country. “Dravidian languages,” namely, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and
    Malayalam, have originated in South India and have a long history. Mother tongue of majority of
    the South Indian population is one of these languages. A language with rich cultural history,
    literary contributions from eminent scholars, diverse grammar, and extensive research is
    considered as a “Classical language.” Dravidian languages, including Sanskrit and Odiya, are
    considered as classical languages of India. In this chapter, an attempt is made to review the
    literary works considered as “classics” in Dravidian languages. Also, their grammar in the form of
    syntax, morphology, and discourse is presented. Influence of other languages on these languages
    and strategy to be adopted to educate the common man and scholars to promote the use of these
    languages are discussed extensively.

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    Keywords
    Dravidian Languages; Classical Languages; Morphology; Syntax

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