A Brief Outline of the Grammar of the Tuda Language

1st person 3rd person âḍ adjective adverb AFFIRMATIVE FORM ASIAN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES âţa atham avan avar Beliani bîrsh calf CHAP Comp dance dative DELHI Drâ Drâv Drâvidian dialects Dravidian languages Dravidian root ear-ring eid-u êlzh English epicene er-th-adi er-th-e eradu euphonic insertion êvoth genitive GRAMMAR Imperative Mood Indefinite Past Indefinite Present Indicative Mood inflectional itham joined kanas karsh Keltic kirud kukh kurpu lingual MADRAS mâdu Malayalim married mituf mokh mûpath XL nâd nâlk-u nâlpath nâlvattu Nastufi NEGATIVE FORM noun number or gender Old Kanarese oldest forms on-batt-u onpath orzh pâl participle pârzh XX pattu pâyâl perud PLURAL Poligar prefixed probably pronoun root to form Sansk Sanskrit seems SINGULAR sister sound swâmi Tamil Telugu temporal particle tense thanisani tökh trace tribe Tuḍa TUDA LANGUAGE Tuda word ütsh verb verbal vodd wife XXIX younger younger-brother СНАР