An edition of Kīrtilatā aura Avahaṭṭha bhāshā (1988)

Kīrtilatā aura Avahaṭṭha bhāshā

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An edition of Kīrtilatā aura Avahaṭṭha bhāshā (1988)

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Study, with text, of Kīrtilatā, Avahattha poem by Vidyāpati Ṭhākura, 15th century, in the context of the history of Avahattha language and literature.

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Vāṇī Prakāśana
Language
Hindi
Pages
381

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Subjects
Language, Avahattha language
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Vidyāpati Ṭhākura (15th cent)

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Kīrtilatā aura Avahaṭṭha bhāshā
1988, Vāṇī Prakāśana
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [379]-381.
In Hindi; text in Avahattha; translation and commentary in Hindi.

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Nayī Dillī

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PK1818.9.V5 K537 1988

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15, 381 p. ;
Number of pages
381

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OL2165468M
LCCN
88902651

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