An edition of Pali dhaturupawali (1951)

Pali dhaturupawali.

Declension of Pali roots, with their Sanskrit, English, Marathi, Hindi and Gujarathi, meanings. Edited in Devanagari for the first time.

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Pali dhaturupawali.
Narayana Vasudeva Tungara
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An edition of Pali dhaturupawali (1951)

Pali dhaturupawali.

Declension of Pali roots, with their Sanskrit, English, Marathi, Hindi and Gujarathi, meanings. Edited in Devanagari for the first time.

[2d ed]

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Publisher
Oriental Book Agency
Language
Sanskrit
Pages
60

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Subjects
Prakrit languages, Inflection

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Pali dhaturupawali.: Declension of Pali roots, with their Sanskrit, English, Marathi, Hindi and Gujarathi, meanings. Edited in Devanagari for the first time.
1951, Oriental Book Agency
in Sanskrit - [2d ed]
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Punay
Series
Poona Oriental series, no. 13

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Library of Congress
PK1213 T85 1951

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60p.
Number of pages
60

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OL15341750M

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