بلوچی ءُ دراوڑی زبانانی ہمگونگی

Similarities between Balochi and Dravidian Languages

Authors

  • Dr. Wahid Bakhsh Buzadar Associate Professor, Quaid Azum university Islamabad.

Keywords:

Dravidians, Research studies, Comparative, enteral Asia Tamal, Malayalam,Kanada,Cool,Telugu,

Abstract

According to the historians Dravidians are from the Mediterranean Sea and then migrated from Mediterranean Sea to the Mesopotamia. They have been mixed with the Sumerians before 3800 B.C. Due to the clashes with the Acadians they have migrated to the Iran and then settled in the Sindh province of Pakistan.

This paper is a comparative study of the similarities between the Balochi Language and Dravidians Languages e.g. Malayalam, Telugu etc

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بلوچی ءُ دراوڑی زبانانی ہمگونگی

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2017-12-20

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Buzadar, D. W. B. (2017). بلوچی ءُ دراوڑی زبانانی ہمگونگی: Similarities between Balochi and Dravidian Languages. Hanken, 9(1), 21–38. Retrieved from http://hanken.uob.edu.pk/journal/index.php/hanken/article/view/60

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