The Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia, 7±ÇJames Richardson Logan Printed at the Mission Press, 1853 |
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... Kiranti , Tharu , Kocch and Kachari having at different times obtained power , is against the supposition that Bengal continued for many centuries to be subject to a single strong Tibetan government . It is probable that , on the with ...
... Kiranti , Tharu , Kocch and Kachari having at different times obtained power , is against the supposition that Bengal continued for many centuries to be subject to a single strong Tibetan government . It is probable that , on the with ...
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... Kiranti am is also the possessive form , The plural postf . of the 1st and 2nd person , ma , is probably Dravirian . Mo , occurs in Gurung . Ning resembles the Singphu ni , Murmi ni , and Miri ding . Both Murmi and Gurung have the 3rd ...
... Kiranti am is also the possessive form , The plural postf . of the 1st and 2nd person , ma , is probably Dravirian . Mo , occurs in Gurung . Ning resembles the Singphu ni , Murmi ni , and Miri ding . Both Murmi and Gurung have the 3rd ...
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... Kiranti suffixes ya and Limbu sh . Verbal postfixes occur in all the vocabularies - le , re , ne , e Lim- bu ; ra , na , a ( apparently ) Kiranti ; ni , na Magar & c . , Mr Hodgson says the Murmi , Gurung , Magar and Sunwar in speak ...
... Kiranti suffixes ya and Limbu sh . Verbal postfixes occur in all the vocabularies - le , re , ne , e Lim- bu ; ra , na , a ( apparently ) Kiranti ; ni , na Magar & c . , Mr Hodgson says the Murmi , Gurung , Magar and Sunwar in speak ...
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