List of Titles of the Linguistic Survey of India
- List of Titles of the Linguistic Survey of India
The Linguistic Survey of India appeared in 11 volumes, published between 1903 and 1928 [George Abraham Grierson, "Linguistic Survey of India," 11 Vols. in 19 Parts. Delhi, Low Price Publ. (2005) ISBN 8175363614] . The titles of the volumes follow:
* I. Part I Introduction:Part II Comparative Vocabulary of Indian Languages
* II Mon-Khmer & Tai Families
* III Part I Himalayan Dialects, North Assam Groups:Part II Bodo-Naga & Kochin Groups of the Tibeto-Burman Languages:Part III Kuki-Chin & Burma Groups of the Tibeto-Burman Languages
* IV. Munda & Dravidian Languages
* V. Indo-Aryan Languages, (Eastern Group):Part I Bengali & Assamese:Part II Bihari & Oriya
* VI Indo-Aryan Languages, Mediate Group (Eastern Hindi)
* VII Indo-Aryan Languages, Southern Group (Marathi)
* VIII Indo-Aryan Languages, North-Western Group:Part I Sindhi & Lahnda:Part II Dardic or Pisacha Languages (including Kashmiri)
* IX. Indo-Aryan Languages, Central Group:Part I Western Hindi & Panjabi:Part II Rajasthani & Gujarati:Part III Bhil Languages including Khandesi, Banjari or Labhani, Bahrupia Etc.:Part IV Pahari Languages & Gujuri
* X. Eranian Family
* XI. "Gipsy" Languages
Resources
* [http://www.joao-roiz.jp/LSI/ Grierson's Linguistic Survey of India - The searchable database]
* George Abraham Grierson, "Linguistic Survey of India," 11 Vols. in 19 Parts. Delhi, Low Price Publ. (2005) ISBN 8175363614
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