Paper I · 3 History of India & AP · 3.5.13 Modern Telugu literature

3.5.13.1 Grammar and lexicography: Andhra Shabda Chintamani to C.P. Brown

Telugu grammar runs from Sanskrit-medium rules ascribed to Nannaya, through Ketana's first Telugu-medium grammar, to Chinnaya Suri's Bala Vyakaranamu; in the 19th century C.P. Brown's dictionaries and editions modernised the study of Telugu, and Gidugu's movement brought spoken Telugu into writing.

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Key terms

  • Andhra Shabda Chintamani
  • Nannaya
  • Andhra Bhasha Bhushanamu
  • Ketana
  • Appakaviyamu
  • Appakavi
  • Paravastu Chinnaya Suri
  • Bala Vyakaranamu
  • Neeti Chandrika
  • granthika
  • vyavaharika
  • Bahujanapalli Sitaramacharyulu
  • Sabdaratnakaramu
  • Praudha Vyakaranamu
  • A.D. Campbell
  • C.P. Brown
  • Telugu-English Dictionary
  • Verses of Vemana
  • Kadapa
  • Gidugu Venkata Ramamurthy
  • Telugu Language Day
  • Gurajada
  • Jayanti Ramayya Pantulu
  • Suryarayandhra Nighantuvu
  • Telugu Akademi

What this note covers

  1. Core factsFoundation
  2. ExplainedStandard
  3. DeeperAdvanced
  4. AP angleStandard
  5. Mains writingMains writing
  6. Common trapsFoundation
  7. Quick revisionFoundation

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