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Tulu (archaic/old) words with letter ೞ/ഴ

ಅೞ/അഴ

ಅವುೞ್/അവുഴ്

ಈರೇೞ್/ഈരേഴ്

ಉ್‌ೞೆ/ഉ്ഴെ

ಏಪೞ್ತಲ/ഏപഴ്തല

ಏೞ್ವೆರ್/ഏഴ്വെര്

ಒರ್ೞ್ತೆ/ഒഴ്ൎതെ

ಒೞ್ತ್‌ಳ್ಳ/ഒഴ്ത്ള്ള

ಒೞ್ತ್‌ಳ್ಳವೆನಿಲ/ഒഴ്ത്ള്ളവെനില

ಒೞ್ಪ/ഒഴ്പ

ಓೞ್ತ್/ഓഴ്ത്

ಕೞಿನಾಟ್ಟಕ್/കഴിനാട്ടക്

ಕೞ್ತಲೆ/കഴ്തലെ

ಕೇೞ್/കേഴ്

ಕೊೞ್/കൊഴ്

ಕೊೞಿ/കൊഴി

ಜಾವೊೞ್ತಿ/ജാവുഴ്തി

ಜಾವೊರ್ೞ್ತಿ/ജാവുഴ്ൎതി

ತಿಗ್‌ೞ್/തിഗ്ഴ്

ಪಗೞಿ/പഗഴി

ಪೊೞ್ತ್/പൊഴ്ത്

ಬೞ್/ബഴ്

ಬೞ್ತೆನ್/ബഴ്തിന്

ಬೆೞ್ಪಾಕೂ/ബെഴ്വാകൂ

ಬೋೞ್ತಿ/ബോഴ്തി

ಮಗ್‌ೞಲ/മഗ്ഴല

ಮಗ್‌ೞ್ತೊರಿ/മഗ്ഴ്തൊരി

ಮೞಿಯಾಲ/മഴിയാല

ವೊೞ್ತ್‌ಳ್ಳ/വൊഴ്ത്ള്ള

ಶಿಗ್‌ೞ್/ശിഗ്ഴ്

ಶುೞ್ಯಿ/ശുഴ്യി

ಷೞ್ಗಿಣೊ/ഷഴ്ഗിണൊ

ಸ್ದ್‌ತ್ತೞ್ತ್‌ತೆರ್/സ്ദ്ത്തഴ്ത്തെര്

ಸ್ದ್‌ೞಿತರ್ಪಿ/സ്ദ്ഴിതൎപി

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u/tuluva_sikh — 16 hours ago
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Rapido 'Anna' in hyderabad told me to learn hindi

Hyderabad is becoming the new bangalore, I F(23) work in corporate, I had booked a rapido bike for 2km.

First: he asked me to lift the rope tied in the middle of the road, so he can take the short u-turn, (in Hindi) so I replied Anna I don't understand Hindi, he was frustrated.

Second: since I didn't understand his hindi, he started asking where I'm from, I replied him saying Tamilnadu, he asked, 'So you only know tamil and English', I said yes, then he proceeded to lecture how hindi is the national language of India, I THOUGHT I WAS DONE FOR He asked whether I'm here for temporary work or permanent. I replied him saying temporary, so he'd spare me the lecture,he went on to say 'acha that's why you don't know hindi' (in Hindi) And when I got down, I asked, 'Anna QR', and he was saying so now you know telugu? Or in Tamil anna means brother, I said yes, paid, and ran to my home.

The worst part is he wouldn't have had the necessity (audacity) to enforce hindi, if I were a guy.

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u/Mysterious_Man534 — 3 days ago
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Is Hindi India's national language ?

No !! Hindi is not India’s National Language.

As a Hindi educator,  this is one myth I want to address.

Yes, Hindi is spoken by a lot of Indians but not all. In fact no language  is India’s National Language.

Article 343 of Indian Constitution recognises Hindi as one of the Official languages not the National language .

So,Setting the record straight. This is a  common myth among many, not just expats or foreigners but even Indians.

 Hindi is the Official Language and not the National Language of India.

If you found this helpful, I share daily visual Hindi tips in my Space- Hello_Hindi

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u/Careless_Rush_9115 — 4 days ago
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What do u guys think about reviving Telugu letter ఱ (AKA bandi ra)?

As like my previous post on Kannada letters this letter too represents sound of റ/ற

And suprising Telugu still has words which contains letter ఱ sound such as గుఱ్ఱం

But sadly as like Kannada letter ಱ this letter too lost its path

But unlike Kannada it still has sound

But got replaced by ర/ర్ర in literary

Due to it many words like గుఱ్ఱం became గుర్రం literary

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u/tuluva_sikh — 6 days ago

The Shuddha Malayalam word "ഒപ്പം" (which means "and" in Shuddha Malayalam and also equivalent word for "പിന്നെ" in Standard and other dialects of Malayalam) is Dravidian origin word or Indo-Aryan orgin word?

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u/tuluva_sikh — 6 days ago