Studying Dravidian languages will be useful for understanding Indian knowledge systems. They are also part of the Indian grammatical traditions.  In Dravidian languages, the verb typically comes at the end, whereas in the English language, it may be placed in the middle. For eg. the sentence, "They have kept (their) money in the bank. In Kannada, it can be translated as "avaru hanavannu byankinalli ittiddare" the verb ittiddare comes last in the sentence. This feature is widely sh...

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