MANGALURU: The work on an Arebhashe dictionary is full, and the Karnataka Arebhashe Samskruthi and Sahitya Academy will launch the dictionary on July 30.
The e-book has about 18,000 phrases, and the initiative was led by Vishwanath Badikana, assistant professor, Kannada, St Aloysius Faculty, and a member of the academy. The dictionary is titled ‘Arebhashe Padakosha-Arebase Kannada-English Dictionary’.
Vishwanath Badikana mentioned, “The dictionary has been edited on-line. It has greater than 1,300 proverbs and 300 riddles, and for each phrase, there’s a sentence, to clarify the utilization. As well as, there are greater than 300 idioms. Each phrase additionally has a Roman script Worldwide Phonetic Alphabet, and has meanings in Kannada and English. Comparable phrases which are utilized in Tulu and Kannada have additionally been included.” The dictionary draft has gone by way of a number of specialists and former Kannada College vice-chancellor B A Vivek Rai, former vice-chancellor, Karnataka Folklore College Okay Chinappa Gowda and JNU’s former professor Purushothama Bilimale have written appreciation letters for the dictionary, which have additionally been included. The e-book will carry messages from chief minister Basavaraj Bommai, minister of Kannada and tradition Sunil Kumar and different distinguished ministers, MLAs and MPs, who hail from the area. The foreword is by Kodi Kushalappa Gowda, a retired professor of Madras College.
Badikana mentioned a workforce of eight analysis assistants helped in compiling the phrases for the dictionary between December 2019 and February 2020. Academy member Bharathesha Alasandemajalu supplied the general technical assist. It was solely when the e-book was close to completion, that the workforce sat collectively and put in 190 hours of labor for 12 days, he mentioned. Lakshminarayan Kajegadde, president of the academy, mentioned that they’ve tried to incorporate each element within the dictionary. Kodi Kushalappa Gowda and Che Ramaswamy, retired professors, Madras College, and Sukumar Gowda, a retired trainer from Puttur, have assisted within the work. “We’re additionally working in direction of the web launch of the dictionary. The discharge has been deliberate in three locations, together with Madikeri, Mangaluru and Bengaluru. In contrast to common dictionaries, a canopy web page has been designed for the e-book, protecting in thoughts the tradition of the group that speaks the language,” he mentioned.
The e-book has about 18,000 phrases, and the initiative was led by Vishwanath Badikana, assistant professor, Kannada, St Aloysius Faculty, and a member of the academy. The dictionary is titled ‘Arebhashe Padakosha-Arebase Kannada-English Dictionary’.
Vishwanath Badikana mentioned, “The dictionary has been edited on-line. It has greater than 1,300 proverbs and 300 riddles, and for each phrase, there’s a sentence, to clarify the utilization. As well as, there are greater than 300 idioms. Each phrase additionally has a Roman script Worldwide Phonetic Alphabet, and has meanings in Kannada and English. Comparable phrases which are utilized in Tulu and Kannada have additionally been included.” The dictionary draft has gone by way of a number of specialists and former Kannada College vice-chancellor B A Vivek Rai, former vice-chancellor, Karnataka Folklore College Okay Chinappa Gowda and JNU’s former professor Purushothama Bilimale have written appreciation letters for the dictionary, which have additionally been included. The e-book will carry messages from chief minister Basavaraj Bommai, minister of Kannada and tradition Sunil Kumar and different distinguished ministers, MLAs and MPs, who hail from the area. The foreword is by Kodi Kushalappa Gowda, a retired professor of Madras College.
Badikana mentioned a workforce of eight analysis assistants helped in compiling the phrases for the dictionary between December 2019 and February 2020. Academy member Bharathesha Alasandemajalu supplied the general technical assist. It was solely when the e-book was close to completion, that the workforce sat collectively and put in 190 hours of labor for 12 days, he mentioned. Lakshminarayan Kajegadde, president of the academy, mentioned that they’ve tried to incorporate each element within the dictionary. Kodi Kushalappa Gowda and Che Ramaswamy, retired professors, Madras College, and Sukumar Gowda, a retired trainer from Puttur, have assisted within the work. “We’re additionally working in direction of the web launch of the dictionary. The discharge has been deliberate in three locations, together with Madikeri, Mangaluru and Bengaluru. In contrast to common dictionaries, a canopy web page has been designed for the e-book, protecting in thoughts the tradition of the group that speaks the language,” he mentioned.