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Kannada, one of the major languages of the Dravidian family, isspoken by over 40
million people, mainly in the state of Karnataka,South India, where it is the
official language. It is one of thetwenty-two languages recognised by the Indian
Constitution. It hasa rich literary tradition going back to the ninth century,
andexhibits a complex pattern of socio-linguistic and stylisticvariation,
marked, in part, by a thorough assimilation ofIndo-Aryan (Sanskrit, Prakrit.
indi-Urdu, etc.,) and more recently,English elements. "The present descriptive
grammar gives a detailedand sophisticated account of the standard language,
drawing on theinsights of traditional structuralist, and generative
linguists,and on the authors own extensive research. Keeping the needs ofboth
the theoretician
Kannada, one of the major languages of the Dravidian family, isspoken by over 40
million people, mainly in the state of Karnataka,South India, where it is the
official language. It is one of thetwenty-two languages recognised by the Indian
Constitution. It hasa rich literary tradition going back to the ninth century,
andexhibits a complex pattern of socio-linguistic and stylisticvariation,
marked, in part, by a thorough assimilation ofIndo-Aryan (Sanskrit, Prakrit.
indi-Urdu, etc.,) and more recently,English elements. "The present descriptive
grammar gives a detailedand sophisticated account of the standard language,
drawing on theinsights of traditional structuralist, and generative
linguists,and on the authors own extensive research. Keeping the needs ofboth
the theoretician