Dear Herman,
as I told you recently in my private answer to your previous Indology list message, I have all the early ijdl journal issues in my Paris flat.
I acquired them long ago, in the early eighties, when I became a life member of the DLA, thanks to professor Muthu Shanmugam Pillai, who had retired from Madurai Kamaraj University and was then the head of the Pondicherry branch of the DLA, which later became the PILC.
After that, when I moved around during the following 40 years, I did not always manage to have the DLA keep track of my changing adresses and a few issues got lost
However, I shall not go to Paris for a long time and therefore it is impossible for me to scan the Burrow 1972 article for you at the moment
I see on the association web site that only the recent versions of the ijdl are available online
https://www.ijdl.org/Html/IJDL.htm
for the 1972-2020 one only gets the cover page
https://www.ijdl.org/Html/IJDL%20COMBINED%20CONTENT%20PAGES%20(1972-2020).pdf
That's a pity
I hope they improve the situation
Hopefully, someone on this list knows better
Best wishes
-- Jean-Luc (near Hamburg)
https://www.tamilex.uni-hamburg.de/team/chevillard.html
Dear List members,
On the question of the derivation/etymology of the words puravi and ivul̥i "horse" Jean-Luc Chevillard referred me to the article mentioned below. I would like to ask if someone can help me with a pdf of the article.
Burrow, T. (1972), “The primitive Dravidian word for the horse”, in International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics, volume 1, number 1, pages 18-25
Herman
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The Aśoka Inscriptions: Analysing a corpus, New Delhi: Primus Books, 2023.
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