Hubballi: The research conducted recently at the location of Indus Valley Civilization in Pakistan has reaffirmed the shares of linguistic affinity with the tongue spoken by people in the ancient period.
Language ‘Brahui Languages: The past, present and future’ published by Academy Brahui in Pakistan has identified Kannada’s words such as ‘Kallu (Khal in Brahui)’ which remains in a distant currency in Balochistan.
A research paper has explained many words in Dravidian languages used during the glory of Indus Valley.
Balochistan people even in 1911, but were declared ‘threatened’ by UNESCO in 2014.
“Brahui academy in Pakistan conducted an international conference in 2014 , and many scholars from all over the world, including from India, presented papers at the event.
Indian scholars go to Pakistan despite struggling to get funds for traveling, and obstacles located on the road to get a visa to the country given the tension that applies between the two countries .
We’ve compiled all the letters, and published a book about the language Brahui, which strengthened ties between language Brahui linguistics and South India, including Kannada, “said Brohi told TOI.
In his paper published in the book, Brahui entered, “Belongs to Brahui Language Group Dreavidian Northwestern, and seems to be closely related to the language categorized under the Northeastern Group.
The latter includes Malto, Kurukh, among others, Brahui is more related to the Gondwana group, which Includes KUI, KRVI, Monda, Pengaja, Konda and Gondi, and even further associated with the central language group, among them counted with pargami, gadaba, collaborated and ride.
Languages used in the southwestern region of India – Telugu, for example – and them What is classified below the South Group, which includes Kuruba, Kannada, Kodava, City, Tamil and Malayalam, are all related to Brahui.
“Brohi has quoted extensively from Ferdinand.
The German-Brahui bork dictionary, which contains the meaning of Brahui’s words in, in addition to German, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.
This book highlights the similarities between the words for the eyes (‘Kannu’ on Kannada is’ Khan ‘in Bright), the legs (‘ you’re in Kannada; Kaal in Brahui) and mouth (‘Baayi’ in Kannada, which is equivalent to Brahui ‘Baa’).
In another paper entitled ‘Ancestor Dravidian Language in Indus Civilization: Ultra Conserved Dravidian Tooth-Word Reveals Inner Linguistic Ancestors and Supports Genetics’ by the Bahata Ansumali Mukhopadhyay, an Independent Researcher and published in the Journal of Natural Groups under the Category of Humanities and Social Communication .
In this paper, it has been submitted that Dravidian language, including Kannada, although it is pronounced, especially in South India, it has spread representatives in the northwest, northeast and central part of the Indian sub-continent based in Kannada Scholar Purusottama Bilimale said both papers supported the hypothesis that Dravidian speakers have spread in northwest of India.
“Thus, the form of proto-dravidian or proto-North Dravidian will be spoken widely in North India, before Arya’s emergence.
Apart from Dravidian language survive on several islands, they made a way for Aryan’s tongue in front of the Christian era, after the bilingualism period, which Definitely last centuries, “Bilimale said.
The research paper strengthened the existence of Kannada’s words in Brahui
