Kuvi Folk Literature

Published by Central Institute (2000), Mysore, 2000

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22x16cm, xxiii,176 pp, Series: Central Institute of Indian Languages, Publication No. 457. A collection of Kuvi [Dravidian tribe of Orissa] folk literature consisting of 12 tales, 20 songs & 35 riddles, transcribed into modified Oriya script, with English & Oriya translations.

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Title
Kuvi Folk Literature
Author
Reddy, B. Ramakrishna; Mahapatra, B.P. & Reddy, Joy
Publisher
Central Institute (2000), Mysore
Publication year
2000
Condition
Minor rubbing. VG.
Binding
orig. wrappers
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Dravidian Linguistics

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