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A Grammar Of Telugu Number Names by K. V. S. MURTI is a Arts and Humanities article available to read on EtoBox.
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The Chomskyän conceptions of (1) generative grammar, (2) the role of generative grammar in relation to speech perception, and (3) string sequence form the basis for this paper. And Zwicky's Suggestion to name Integers is adapted in an elaborate manner. 1 The generative grammar represented here is aimed at giving the simplest and easiest technique to generate all the well-formed number names in vogue in Telugu, a Dravidian language. The name of any number generated should becorrect: for example, the grammar should be capable of generating a well-formed number name like aiduwandalayäbhaiaidu (555), but not a name like wandalayäbhaiaiduyäbhai which is meaningless. And it must be capable of governing the respective positions and forms of the digits in the proper sequence to help generate the correct number names. In other words: the grammar should prescribe the preciserules to produce correctly even synonyms like müduwelaäruwandalu (3600) and muphaiäruvcandalu. Accordingly, the grammar is designed äs in Section II. . GRAMMAR OF TELUGU NUMBER NAMES In the construction of the grammar, the following Symbols are employed: 1. An arrow ('-»•') marks the 'rewrite rule'. For example: 'Integer
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- Author
- K. V. S. MURTI
- Publisher
- Walter de Gruyter GmbH
- Published
- 1972
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)