A Tamil Hand-Book, Vol. 1 of 3: Or Full Introduction to the Common Dialect of That Language on the Plan of Ollendorf and Arnold

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The Malayalam is spoken on the western Side of the Malaya mountains from Mangalore to Trivandrum. It seems to be but a corrupt Tamil.

Minor cognate dialects are the Tuluva, which is a dialect spoken in the neighbourhood of Mangalore, and is nearly allied to the Kanarese.

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