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   However, the linguistic study of Tamil inscriptions is in a nascent stage. In this present work on the emergence of Tamil as inscriptional language, I would like to present succinctly, from a historical linguistic point of view, two aspects: 1) the process of Indo-Aryanisation and 2) a few salient syntactic features of inscriptional Tamil.

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   Jan 27, 2019 · inscriptions is in a nascent stage. In this present work on the emergence of Tamil as. inscriptional language, I would like to present succinctly, from a historical linguistic point of. view, two ...

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   However, the linguistic study of Tamil inscriptions is in a nascent stage. In this present work on the emergence of Tamil as inscriptional language, I would like to present succinctly, from a historical linguistic point of view, two aspects: 1) the process of Indo-Aryanisation and 2) a few salient syntactic features of inscriptional Tamil.

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   However, the linguistic study of Tamil inscriptions is in a nascent stage. In this present work on the emergence of Tamil as inscriptional language, I would like to present succinctly, from a historical linguistic point of view, two aspects: 1) the process of Indo-Aryanisation and 2) a few salient syntactic features of inscriptional Tamil.

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   An in-depth linguistic analysis of Tamil epigraphic texts will show how the Tamil language used in Tamil inscriptions constitutes an important diachronic evidence of both sociolinguistic and linguistic evolution. I will concentrate here on the following three aspects: 1) Historical sociolinguistics: Maṇipravāḷa style and the development of ...

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   Describing and understanding an ancient language like Inscriptional Tamil is an enormous challenge in many ways. The most trivial among the difficulties is the relation between the text (form) and meaning. Since the 19th century, there has been a regular paradigm shift in linguistic theory and in the study of languages (from

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   Is inscriptional Tamil a linguistic study?

   • However, the linguistic study of Tamil inscriptions is in a nascent stage. In this present work on the emergence of Tamil as of inscriptional Tamil. to contribute to the field of historical linguistics in general. Every language changes over th e case of constant and continued evolution. Generation after generation, as we can notice in the

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   Is Tamil an inscriptional language?

   • In this present work on the emergence of Tamil as of inscriptional Tamil. to contribute to the field of historical linguistics in general. Every language changes over th e case of constant and continued evolution. Generation after generation, as we can notice in the compared to that of Saṅgam literature, for instance.

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   Are Tamil inscriptions mutually elligible?

   • A closer look at the language of they are not mutually int elligible. This is equally true with the language o f Tamil inscriptions. grammars for the description of the language of the literary and inscriptional texts. We are forced to re-create grammar and lexicon based on the type of corpus we are encountered with.

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   Is Tamil an epigraphic language?

   • The raise of Tamil as epigraphic language should be seen as a dynamic process. As can be seen from pa laeographic, lexical, syntactic and semantic varieties. Much of the credit goes to many pioneering epigraphists and scholars for the ir paid mostly to Tamil literature and history. However, the linguistic study of Tamil

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   What are the different types of inscriptions in Tamil?

   • CORPUS It is important to distinguish between three major types of inscriptions in Tamil. They are (1) Tamil-Brāhmī, (2) Hero stone inscriptions, and (3) Temple inscriptions (including copper plate charts). The present study concentrates only on naṭukal ‘Hero Stone’ inscriptions.

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   How did Tamil inscriptions differ from modern Tamil?

   • The language of Tamil inscriptions differs considerably from that of Modern Tamil. For instance, the use of morphological case (accusative, genitive and locative) was not prevalent. Relative participles, adverbial participles and other nominalised verbal forms were used frequently, but finite verbal forms were very scarce.

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 281657164Methods in Historical linguistics: Evidences from Tamil ...

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   May 1, 2013 · I will concentrate here on the following three aspects: 1) Historical sociolinguistics: Maṇipravāḷa style and the development of Tamil as Inscriptional Language, 2) Historical linguistics ...