An edition of Gujarātīnā adhyāpakono māhitīkośa (1988)

Gujarātīnā adhyāpakono māhitīkośa =

Gujaratina adhyapakono mahitikosh : an introduction of professors te[a]ching Gujarati in various universities of India

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An edition of Gujarātīnā adhyāpakono māhitīkośa (1988)

Gujarātīnā adhyāpakono māhitīkośa =

Gujaratina adhyapakono mahitikosh : an introduction of professors te[a]ching Gujarati in various universities of India

1. āvr̥tti.

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Gujarātīno Adhyāpaka Saṅgha
Language
Gujarati
Pages
107

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Subjects

Gujarati literature, Directories, College teachers, Study and teaching (Higher), Philologists

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India
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Gujarātīnā adhyāpakono māhitīkośa =: Gujaratina adhyapakono mahitikosh : an introduction of professors te[a]ching Gujarati in various universities of India
1988, Gujarātīno Adhyāpaka Saṅgha
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In Gujarati.

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Amadāvāda
Other Titles
Introduction of professors teaching Gujarati in various universities of India.

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Library of Congress
PK1850.A53 G85 1988

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Pagination
4, 107 p. ;
Number of pages
107

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Open Library
OL2165916M
LCCN
88903104

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