- Shelfmark
- Ci XIV 42 a
- Title
- A comparative grammar of the Dravidian or South-Indian family of languages
- Person
- Caldwell, Robert [author]
- Place(s)
- London
- Year of publication
- 1875
- Subjects
- Fachliteratur
- Grammatik
- Abstract
- Contains marginalia.- The following parts are missing: title page, preface, bibliography, contents. Cf. complete, digitized copy at BSB digital (Link 1).
- Further information
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A comparative Grammar of the Dravidian or South-Indian Family of Languages
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- Cover
- Endsheet
- 1-154 Introduction
- 3-4 Note on Transliteration
- 5-87 Part I: Sounds
- 88-114 Part II: Roots
- 115-215 Part III: The Noun
- 216-253 Part IV: The Numerals
- 254-337 Part V: The Pronoun
- 338-451 Part VI: The Verb
- 342-372 Section I: Classification
- 342-347 1. Transitives and Intransitives
- 347-354 2. Causal Verbs
- 354-355 3. Frequentative Verbs
- 355-355 4. Intensive Verbs
- 355-355 5. Inceptive Verbs
- 355-359 6. The Passive Voice
- 359-359 7. The Middle Voice
- 359-368 8. The Negative Voice
- 368-372 9. Appellative Verbs or Conjugated Nouns
- 372-414 Section II: Conjugational System
- 414-428 Section III: Formation of Moods
- 428-441 Section IV: Formation of Verbal Nouns
- 442-451 Table: Comparative Paradigm of a Dravidian Verb
- 342-372 Section I: Classification
- 452-510 Part VII: Glossarial Affinities
- 511-598 Appendix
- 511-521 I. Evidence that the Tuda, Kōta, Gōnd, Khond or Ku, Rājmahāl, and Orāon Languages are Dravidian Tongues, and that there is a Dravidian Element in Brahui
- 522-535 II. Remarks on the Philological Portion of Mr Gover's "Folk-Songs of Southern India"
- 535-540 III. Sundara Pāṇḍya
- 540-554 IV. Are the Pariars (Pareiyas) of Southern India Dravidians?
- 555-558 V. Are the Nilgherry Tudas Dravidians?
- 558-579 VI. Dravidian Physical Type
- 579-598 VII. Ancient Religion of the Dravidians
- 599-608 Index
- Endsheet
- Cover
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