Tamil Urubans in Dravidian languages

Among the Dravidian languages, Tamil is a transitional language. We have explained with examples about the structure and types of Olian, Uruban, and word that can be grafted in the affix language. Among these, this article briefly examines the Urubans of Tamil language.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13761592
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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Tamil Urubans in Dravidian languages

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Tamil Urubans in Dravidian languages

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Abstract

Among the Dravidian languages, Tamil is a transitional language. We have explained with examples about the structure and types of Olian, Uruban, and word that can be grafted in the affix language. Among these, this article briefly examines the Urubans of Tamil language.

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