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- From: Mani M. Manivannan (@ pc-243-78.corp.3com.com)
on: Tue Jan 16 22:43:14 EST 2001
Winslow is quite ancient. You should consider kazaka thamizh kai akaraathi for English to Tamil dictionary. The Madras University Tamil Lexicon is the ultimate reference and is available online at the Cologne University website at the following URL:
http://www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/indologie/tamil/otl_search.html
- From: Shiva (@ cache-1.lnh.md.webcache.rcn.net)
on: Tue Jan 16 23:55:09 EST 2001
Dear Manivannan,
I have already bought the Winslow's dictionary i.e English to Tamil. I realized after purchase that it is old (1850). Is that a major drawback? Is this dictionory of no use today?
Could you please let me know the author/s of "kazaka thamizh kai akaraathi for English to Tamil"?
Can you reccommend any good Tamil to English Dictionary. Where can I buy in US?
Thanks
Shiva
- From: kavi (@ suraksha.wipsys.soft.net)
on: Wed Jan 17 03:31:37 EST 2001
recently palaniappa brothers intoduced
a new dictionary in CD.name is pal's dictionary.
Its limitation is 50,000 words only.
We can use it as english to tamil as well ass
tamil to english. Price: Rs 300 only.
SK Vinayagam
- From: Shiva (@ 162.70.49.86)
on: Wed Jan 17 14:55:32 EST 2001
>recently palaniappa brothers intoduced
>a new dictionary in CD.name is pal's dictionary.
Where can I buy this CD in US.
- From: kavi (@ suraksha.wipsys.soft.net)
on: Wed Jan 17 23:48:23 EST 2001
Hi Shiva!
I do not know where it is available.
I can do onething.I will buy and send it thro
my friend who will come to US in next month.
Please send your address to vellaram@yahoo.com
Regards
SK Vinayagam
- From: Shiva (@ cache-1.lnh.md.webcache.rcn.net)
on: Thu Jan 18 20:17:57 EST 2001
Dear Vinayagam,
ThankYou for your kind offer. My brother is mailing the CD to me.
Thanks
Shiva
- From: Aryaman (@ cw03.hro1.srv.t-online.de)
on: Wed May 16 05:32:41
hi friends,
once I came to know about Bartholomaeus Ziegenbein, a German missionary in Tranquebar (a Danish station in TN, where in 1986 his grave stone still stood in front of the old Danish church) during he 18th centuary. B.Z. had collected tamil words plus translation into german. I have furthermore heard that his collection was later transferred to a place in Berlin, but it may have been lost during the bombing in the 2nd world war. Who knows about this? Perhaps Mani M. Manivannan in Uni Koeln?
Greetings from Aryaman (Stefan Wellershaus, SwAryaman@t-online.de)
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