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Essay heading: Origin Of Word Dravida
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Sinhala inscriptions of BCE [Before Christian Era] cite dame?a-, damela- denoting Tamil merchants. Early Buddhist and Jaina sources used dami?a- to refer to a people of south India (presumably Tamil); damilara??ha- was a southern non-Aryan country; drami?a-, drami?a, and dravi?a- were used as variants to designate a country in the south (B?hatsamhita-, Kadambari, Dasakumaracarita-, fourth to seventh centuries CE) (1989: 134-8)... displayed 300 characters
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It appears that dami?a- was older than dravi?a- which could be its Sanskritization."
Based on what Krishnamurti states referring to a scholarly paper published in the International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics, the Sanskrit word dravi?a itself is later than dami?a since the dates for the forms with -r- are centuries later than the dates for the forms without -r- (dami?a, dame?a-, damela- etc... displayed next 300 characters
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