Indic languages | Survival Dictionaries by Multi Linguis

Survival dictionaries of the Indic languages can be found here.

The Indic languages is a subdivision of the Indo-European languages - one of the world's primary language families.

Assamese [asm] is a living language spoken by Assamese people in India. Bengali-Assamese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (295 lemmas)

Bengali [ben] is a living language spoken by Bengalis in Bangladesh, India and some other countries. Bengali-Assamese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (654 lemmas)

Dhivehi [div] is a living language spoken by Maldivians in Maldives. Thaana script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (120 lemmas)

Gujarati [guj] is a living language spoken by Gujarati people in India (Gujarat) and some other countries. Gujarati and Arabic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (306 lemmas)

Hindi [hin] is a living language spoken as lingua franca in India, Nepal and some other countries. Devanagari script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (850 lemmas)

Marathi [mar] is a living language spoken by Marathis in India (Maharashtra). Devanagari script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (334 lemmas)

Nepali [nep] is a living macrolanguage spoken by Khas people in Nepal, India and Myanmar. Devanagari script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (207 lemmas)

Oriya [ori] is a living macrolanguage spoken by Odias in India. Kalinga script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (203 lemmas)

Panjabi [pan] is a living language spoken by Punjabis in India (Punjab) and some other countries. Gurmukhi, Arabic and Devanagari scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (255 lemmas)

Romani [rom] is a living macrolanguage spoken by Romani people in Romania and Bulgaria. Latin and Cyrillic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (125 lemmas)

Sanskrit [san] is a historic, liturgical language spoken in in India. Devanagari script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (333 lemmas)

Sindhi [snd] is a living language spoken by Sindhis in Pakistan (Sindh) and India (Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh). Arabic, Devanagari and Gujarati scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (115 lemmas)

Sinhala [sin] is a living language spoken by Sinhalese people in Sri Lanka. Sinhala script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (424 lemmas)

Sylheti [syl] is a living language spoken by Sylhetis in Bangladesh, India and some other countries. Sylheti Nagri and Bengali–Assamese scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (111 lemmas)

Urdu [urd] is a living language spoken as lingua franca in Pakistan, India and some other countries. Arabic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (758 lemmas)

These sets of small dictionaries are intended to help you get a list of elementary words and phrases.

SET 1 OF 3

3.00 USD

113 pages (pdf)

Multi Linguis offers you a set of small survival dictionaries of the Indic languages.

Each of them includes up to 999 elementary words and phrases. The entries are arranged by parts of speech and then by topics, not by the alphabet.

The book is intended to help you try out these languages, spell simple broken phrases on it and also get some fun.

The set 1 of 3 contains Hindi, Sanskrit and Urdu.

You may buy the dictionary in some ebook stores or on this selling page. The purchase can include pdf, epub and mobi versions.

3.00 USD

113 pages (pdf)

The small survival dictionaries of the Indic languages by Multi Linguis include up to 999 elementary words and phrases each. The entries are arranged by parts of speech and then by topics.

The book is intended to help you try out these languages.

The set 1 of 3 contains Hindi, Sanskrit and Urdu.

You may buy the dictionary in some ebook stores or on this selling page. The purchase can include pdf, epub and mobi.

SET 2 OF 3

3.00 USD

127 pages (pdf)

Multi Linguis offers you a set of small survival dictionaries of the Indic languages.

Each of them includes up to 999 elementary words and phrases. The entries are arranged by parts of speech and then by topics, not by the alphabet.

The book is intended to help you try out these languages, spell simple broken phrases on it and also get some fun.

The set 2 of 3 contains Assamese, Bengali, Nepali, Oriya, Panjabi, Sindhi and Sylheti.

You may buy the dictionary in some ebook stores or on this selling page. The purchase can include pdf, epub and mobi versions.

3.00 USD

127 pages (pdf)

The small survival dictionaries of the Indic languages by Multi Linguis include up to 999 elementary words and phrases each. The entries are arranged by parts of speech and then by topics.

The book is intended to help you try out these languages.

The set 2 of 3 contains INDIC-LL-SURVIVAL-DD-2OF3_D..LanguageList_.

You may buy the dictionary in some ebook stores or on this selling page. The purchase can include pdf, epub and mobi.

SET 3 OF 3

2.00 USD

91 pages (pdf)

Multi Linguis offers you a set of small survival dictionaries of the Indic languages.

Each of them includes up to 999 elementary words and phrases. The entries are arranged by parts of speech and then by topics, not by the alphabet.

The book is intended to help you try out these languages, spell simple broken phrases on it and also get some fun.

The set 3 of 3 contains Dhivehi, Gujarati, Marathi, Romani and Sinhala.

You may buy the dictionary in some ebook stores or on this selling page. The purchase can include pdf, epub and mobi versions.

2.00 USD

91 pages (pdf)

The small survival dictionaries of the Indic languages by Multi Linguis include up to 999 elementary words and phrases each. The entries are arranged by parts of speech and then by topics.

The book is intended to help you try out these languages.

The set 3 of 3 contains INDIC-LL-SURVIVAL-DD-3OF3_D..LanguageList_.

You may buy the dictionary in some ebook stores or on this selling page. The purchase can include pdf, epub and mobi.

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