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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Kodava Thakk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Kodava Thakk, often called Coorgi or Coorg language in English, is the original language of the south Karnataka district of Kodagu.
		It is the primary language of Kodavas, but a large portion of other communities and tribes in Kodagu also converse in Kodava Thakk.
		Kodava Thakk has no written script and usually Kannada script is used to write it.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Kodava-Thakk (0 words)

	Kodava Thakk
		It belongs to the Dravidian languages family, and is related to and influenced by Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam.
		Ethnologists have speculated that the female ancestry of the Kodavas has been from parts of Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Kerala and thus Kodava Thakk shows a great amount of dependence on Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam.
		Kodava Thakk also has words which do not sound similar to words in other Indian languages.
	www.governpub.com /Languages-K/Kodava_Thakk.php (0 words)

	The Hindu : Karnataka / Madikeri News : Writer sees harmony between Kannada, Kodava
		Increased literary activities in Kannada and Kodava since the Eighties in the district is ample proof of the love of the people for both the languages, the president of the Kodava Thakk Eltkarada Koota (Kodava Writers' Forum), Ulliada M. Poovaiah, has said.
		The first-ever Kodava kavi ghosti was organised at Ammathi in Kodagu in 1980, he recalled.
		Nagesh Kalur, Chekkera Tyagaraj, Kalachanda Palangappa, Muddiada Kusha, Palera Rani Appanna, Dotty Poovaiah, Kalimada Motaiah, Inanda Dhanu, Radha Ponnappa, Anu Cariappa and Preetu Ganesh recited poems in Kodava.
	www.hindu.com /2005/04/01/stories/2005040101510300.htm (377 words)

	Kodagu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		An ethnically dressed coorg woman Kodava Thakk, also known as Coorg Language, is the primary language spoken in Kodagu.
		Kodavas are a martial race and have jealously hung on to their independence.
		Kodavas defeated Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan's armies many a times and proved invaluable allies to the British in the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War, in which the Sultan of Mysore Tipu Sultan was killed.
	kodagu.area51.ipupdater.com (1888 words)

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		Collections of his writings, poems and plays in the Kodava language have been published by the Kodava Thakk Elthkaarada Koota (Association of writers in the Kodava language) and by the Karnataka Kodava Sahithya Academy.
		He is a member of the Kodava Thakk Elthkaarada Koota and of the current Karnataka Kodava Sahitya Academy.
		Nagesh Kalur’s “Sri Bhagavad Gita Darshana” is the second rendition of the famed Bhagavad Gita in the Kodava language, the first being ‘Bhagavanthanda Paat’ written in the Balo Paat folk style of Kodagu by Nadikerianda Chinnappa and published in 1929.
	www.coorgtourisminfo.com /archivedetails.asp?TopicId=145 (0 words)

	Kodava Takk information - Search.com
		Kodava Takk (literally Kodava language), is the original language of the south Karnataka district of Kodagu.
		It is the primary language of Kodavas, but a large portion of other communities and tribes in Kodagu also use Kodava Thakk.
		Kodava Takk has no written script and usually Kannada script is used to write it.
	www.search.com /reference/Kodava_Thakk (0 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Kodava Takk
		Kodava Takk (or Kodava takka, literally Kodava language), is the original language of the south Karnataka district of Kodagu.
		It is the primary language of Kodavas, but a large portion of other communities and tribes in Kodagu also use Kodava Takk.
		It belongs to the Dravidian language family, and is related to and influenced by Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Kodava_Thakk_also_known_as_Coorg_Language (169 words)

	The Hindu : Karnataka / Madikeri News : `Kodava Thakk Namme' festival on October 29
		The Hindu : Karnataka / Madikeri News : `Kodava Thakk Namme' festival on October 29
		MADIKERI: The sixth "Kodava Thakk Namme," Kodava language festival, to be organised by the Kodava Thakk Parishat, will be held at Napoklu near here on October 29.
		The festival is being organised by the parishat, Napoklu Mahila Samaj, Farmers' Club, Nalnad Planters' Club, Sri Rama Trust and Lions Club.
	www.hindu.com /2005/10/20/stories/2005102008550300.htm (0 words)

	The Hindu : Karnataka / Madikeri News : Writer sees harmony between Kannada, Kodava
		Increased literary activities in Kannada and Kodava since the Eighties in the district is ample proof of the love of the people for both the languages, the president of the Kodava Thakk Eltkarada Koota (Kodava Writers' Forum), Ulliada M. Poovaiah, has said.
		The first-ever Kodava kavi ghosti was organised at Ammathi in Kodagu in 1980, he recalled.
		Nagesh Kalur, Chekkera Tyagaraj, Kalachanda Palangappa, Muddiada Kusha, Palera Rani Appanna, Dotty Poovaiah, Kalimada Motaiah, Inanda Dhanu, Radha Ponnappa, Anu Cariappa and Preetu Ganesh recited poems in Kodava.
	www.hinduonnet.com /2005/04/01/stories/2005040101510300.htm (377 words)

	Kodagu Did You Mean kodagu?
		Kodava Thakk, also known as Coorg Language, is the primary language spoken in Kodagu.
		The Kodavas, are of unknown origin.The circumstances in which they came to Coorg, settled and presumably married local women, is still a mystery with ethnologists.
		Kodavas are a warrior race and have jealously hung on to their independence.
	www.did-you-mean.com /Kodagu.html (2085 words)

	KODAVA THAKK Articles Kodava Takk or Kodava takka, (Kanna
		Kodava Takk or Kodava takka, (Kannada script:ಕೊಡವ ತಕ್‌) is the original language of the south Karnataka district of Kodagu.
		A majority of the words are common between Kodava Takk and Beary bashe, a dialect of Dakshina Kannada spoken by the Beary and Belchada community.
		Kodava Takk has two more vowels, namely, /ï/ high central unrounded vowel and /ë/ mid central unrounded vowel which are also distinguished as short and long.
	www.amazines.com /Kodava_Thakk_related.html (560 words)

	List of Languages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		It is the primary language of Kodavas, but a large portion of other communities and tribes in Kodagu also use Kodava Thakk.
		Kodava Takk also has words which do not sound similar to words in other Indian languages.
		Kodava Takk has no written script and usually Kannada script is used to write it.
	www.aboutlanguageschools.com /language/list/list_k.asp (4679 words)

	kodava.org : Coffeeland News
		was demanded to declare general holidays for Kodava Festivals, to establish a Kodava Channel by Doordharshan, were also putforth by the organization during the day long sathyagraha staged by hundreds of Kodava supporters from Kodagu and Delhi.
		A memorandum with these demands and 15 resolutions called as Delhi Declarations, was submitted to the Union Home and HRD Ministers through their respective secretaries.
		Jyotiraditya Scindia may be made a Minister of State, while Sachin Pilot is also hoping that his OBC background will make him eligible for a ministry.
	www.kodava.org /coffeeland/Nov2004/coffee111004.htm (0 words)

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		Both the language and its writing system are closely related to Tamil, however Malayalam has a script of its own.
		With Tamil, Toda, Kota, Kodava Thakk and Kannada, Malayalam belongs to the southern group of Dravidian languages.
		Proto-Tamil Malayalam, the common stock of Tamil and Malayalam apparently diverged over a period of four of five centuries from the ninth century on, resulting in the emergence of Malayalam as a language distinct from Tamil.
	www.pondicherryin.org /wiki-Malayalam_language (0 words)

	COFFEELAND NEWS
		Sixteen teams will participate in the tournament and the final match will be played on December 22.
		MADIKERI, Dec. 16 : The Sri Igguthappa Kodava Thakk Sangha has thanked the president of the Kodava sahitya Academy, Mekerira Cariappa and the administrative board of the academy for providing them with an instructor to teach Puthari Kolatta and encouraging Ummathat and kolatta at Makkandur village near here.
		It may be recalled that ummathat and kolatta were not practised in the village for about a century now.
	www.kodava.org /CoffeeLand/Dec2000/coffee121700.htm (0 words)

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