1 Paaddana sentence, 4 different linguistic origins
There is a 4-word sentence in a Tulu Paaddana where all 4 words have different linguistic origins.
The sentence is 'tarantarada paatrogu sannoḍu muuriyolu', meaning 'She cut small pieces (of the vegetables) into various vessels'.
- For 'tarantarada', tara (type) comes from the Arabic word tarah (type). This words is also seen in Kannada as taraha and Hindi as tarah.
- For 'paatrogu', 'paatro' is from Sanskrit paatra (vessel)
- 'sanno' is shared across Dravidian languages from Old Tamil sanna (small).
- 'muuru' is from Old Tulu (cut vegetables), and is also related to Malayalam muuru
I think it's really interesting that Tulu Nadu was so connected with the rest of India and Asia even in ancient times
Please correct me if any of these are wrong!