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Thomas Burrow

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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies , Volume 50 , Issue 2 , June 1987 , pp. 346 - 357
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Books And Articles

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Thomas, Burrow ‘Indian theories on the nature of meaning’ (Summary of a paper read at a meeting of the Phiological society at Cambridge, 19 10 1935.) TPS, 1936, 92–4.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘The dialectal position of Niya Prakrit’, BSOS, VIII, 2–3 (Indian and Iranian studies Presented to Sir George Grierson) 1936 419–35.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘The language of the Kharoṣṭhi documents from Chines Turkestan. Cambridge: cambridge University Press, 1937.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Further Kharoṣṭhi documents from Niya’, BSOS, IX, l, 1937, 111–.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Dravidian studies I’, BSOS, IX, 3, 1938, 711–22. [Later (Collected papers on Dravidian linguistics, 1968) title: Notes on the convertibility of surds and sonants.]Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Dravidian studies II: notes on the interchange of short o and e with i and u in South Dravidian’, BSOS X, 2, 1940, 289–97.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘A translation of the Kharoṣṭhi documents from Chinese Turkestan. (James G. Forlong Fund, vol. XX.) London; Royal Asiatic society, 1940.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Dravidian studies III: two developments of inital k-i Dravidian’, BSOAS, XI, l, 1943, 122–36.Google Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘Dravidian studies V: initialy-and n-in Dravidian’, BSOAS, XI, 3, 1945, 595–616.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Dravidian studies VI: the loss of initial c/s in South Dravidian’, BSOAS, XII, 1, 1947, 132–47.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Dravidian studies VII: further Dravidian words in Sanskrit’, BSOAS, XII, 2, 1948, 365–96.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Some Dravidian words in Sanskrit’, TPS, 1945 [1946], 79–120.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘ Some remarks on the formation of nouns in Sanskrit’, ABORI, XXXII, 1957 [1952], 19–33.Google Scholar
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Thomas, BurrowThe Sanskrit language. (The Great Languages.) London: Faber and Faber, 1955. [Repr. 1959; new and revised ed. 1973. Hindi tr. 1965.]Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘ vedic iṣ “Prosper”’, BSOAS, XVII, 2, 1955, 326–45.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘ Sanskrit kava- and related words’, Indian Linquistics, XVI, 1955 (Chatterji Jubilee Volume). 187–93.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Skt. lubh “to disturb” JRAS, 3–4, 1956, 191–200.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘An archaic verbal termination in early Indo-Aryan’, IIJ, I, l, 1957, 61–76.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘Nirvacanāni’, Annals of Oriental Research(University of Madras), XIII, 1957(Centenary Number), 4–13.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit lexicographical notes’, Felicitation Volume presented to Professor Sripad Krishna Belvalkar, ed. S., Radhakrishnan, and others. BanarasMotilal Banarsidass, 1957: 3–11.Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit and the Pre-Aryan tribes and languages’, Bulletin of the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Transaction 19, Calcutta, 1958, 34–45. [Repr. in The Indo-Asian Culture (New Delhi), viii, 4, 1960, 333–56Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘On the phonological history of Sanskrit kṣ⃡m- “ earth ”, rkṣa- “ bear ” and liksa- “ nit ” ’, JAOS, 79, 2, 1959, 85–90.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit śáṣspa- and bāṣpa-’, JRAS, 2, 1969, 112–17CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Notes on some rare words in Sanskrit and their etymology’, BSOAS, XXXIII, 1, 1970, 46–54Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit jaldsa-’, in W. B. Henning Memorial Volume. (Asia Major Library.) London: Lund Humphries, 1970: 89–97Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit śauṭira-’, JRAS, 1, 1970, 15–19CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘A note on the equation Sanskrit dhur-: Hittite turiya-’, in Pratibhdnam: a collection of research papers presented to Dr. P. K. Narayana Pillai on his 60th birthday, ed. K., Kunjunni Raja and others. Trivandrum: Dr. P. K. Narayana Pillai Shastipoorti Committee, 1970: 17–22Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow[With S. Bhattacharya] The Pengo language: grammar, texts and vocabulary. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1970Google Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘Spontaneous cerebrals in Sanskrit’ BSOAS, xxxiv, 3, 1971, 538–59Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘A Reconsideration of Fortunatov's Law’, BSOAS, xxxv, 3, 1972, 531–45Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘The primitive Dravidian word for the horse’ International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics, i, 1, 1972, 18–25Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Six notes on Sanskrit etymology’, in S. K. De Memorial Volume, ed. Hazra, R. C. and Banerji, S. C.. Calcutta: Firma K. L. Mukhopadhyay, 1972: 45–52Google Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit pā “ go, move, pass, traverse, ” IIJ, xv, 2, 1973, 81–108Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit matkuna- and utkuna-’, in Ksiega pamiatkowa ku czci Eugeniusza Sluszkiewicza, [ed. J. Reychman and others]. Warszawa: Panstwowe Wydawn. Naukowe, 1974: 53–96Google Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘A sketch of Manda grammar in comparison with Pengo’, in Dravidian Linguistics, v. (Annamalai University, Department of Linguistics. Publication 47.) Annamalainagar, 1976: 39–56Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit words having dental after i, u, and r’, in Studies in Greek, Italic, and Indo-European linguistics offered to Leonard R. Palmer, ed. A. M. Davies and W. Meid. (Innsbrucker Beitrāge zur Sprachwissenschaft, Bd. 16.) Innsbruck, 1976: 33–41Google Scholar
Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit ira “ nourishment”;’, Studia Orientalia (Helsinki), 47, 1977, 37–42Google Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit mā- “ to make, produce, createĭ ’ BSOAS, XLIII, 2, 1980, 311–28Google Scholar
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Thomas, Burrow ‘Sanskrit mā- “ to approach, meet, join ”; (trans.) “ to bring to ”’ BSOAS, XLIV, 1, 1981, 85–104Google Scholar
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