Book Title: Indian Antiquary Vol 35 Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple Publisher: Swati PublicationsPage 78
________________ THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY. [MARCH, 1906. - Languages, as No. 12 of Reports and Papers, political, geographical, and commercial, submitted to Government by Sir A. Burnes, Lieutenant Leech, Doctor Lord, and Lieutenant Wood, employed on Missions in the Years 1835-36-87, in Scinde, Afghanistan, and adjacent Countries. Calcutta, 1839. Janvier, Rev. L., - Idiomatic Sentences in English and Punjabi. Lodiana, 1846. See also Newton, Rev. J. Starkey, Captain Samuel Cross, and Buss&wa Sing, - A Dictionary, English and Pun jabee, Outlines of Grammar, also Dialogues, English and Punjabee, toith Grammar and Explanatory Notes, By Captain Starkey, assisted by Bussawa Sing. Calcutta, 1849. Newton, Rev. J., - A Grammar of the Panjabi Language, with Appendices. Lodiana, 1st edition, 1851; 2nd, 1866; 3rd, 1893. Appendix I. deals with numerals and the calendar. Appendix II., Extracts in Panjabi, (1) Pañjabi Customs, (2) An extract from the Life of Nanak, (8) Selection from Panjabi Proverbs, with explanations by a native. and Janvier, Rev. L., - A Dictionary of the Panjabi Language, prepared by a Committee of the Lodiana Mission. Lodiana, 1854. (This Dictionary was founded on a collection by Newton, and was completed by Janvier and others. The Pañjabi words are printed in the Gurmukhi and Roman characters, in the order of the Gurmukhi alphabet.) Cunninghan, Sir Alexander, - Ladak, physical, statistical, and historical, with Notices of the Surrounding Countries. London, 1854. Chapter xv. contains vocabularies ... Alpine Dialects from the Indus to the Ghāgra, viz., ... Panjabi, etc. Campbell, Sir George, - The Ethnology of India. By Mr. Justice Campbell. (Appendix C. Comparative Table of Northern and Arian Words ... Panjabee, etc.) Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Vol. xxxv. (1866), Pt. II., Special Number Specimens of the Languages of India, including those of the Aboriginal Tribes of Bengal, the Central Provinces, and the Eastern Frontier. Caleatta, 1874. (Vocabulary of Punjabee of Lahore on pp. 24 and ff.) Bihari Lal, - Panjabi Grammar. Labore, 1867. . . Paitjabi Vyakaranasdra. An Elementary Grammar of the Panjabi Language (in Pañjábi). Lodiana, 1869. Another Edition, Labore, 1895. Baden-Powell, B. H.,,- Handbook of the Economic Products, and of the Manufactures and Arts of the Punjab, with a combined Index and Glossary of Technical Vernacular Words. 2 Vols., Roorkee, 1868, and Lahore, 1872. Lyall, [Sir) James Broadwood, - Report of the Land Revenue Settlement of the Kangra District, Panjab ... 1865-72. Lahore, 1874. (Appendix IV., Glossary. Appendix V., Proverbial Sayings.) Drew, Frederio, - The Jummoo and Kashmir Territories. A Geographical Account. London, 1875. Account of Dogri, pp. 463 and ff.; Dôgri Alphabet described, p. 471. Appendix I. (pp. 503 and ff.), Dagri Grammar.Page Navigation
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