"A Dictionary of the Mahratta Language" by William Carey, originally published in 1810, is a foundational resource for the study of Marathi. This dictionary offers invaluable insights into the language and culture of the Mahratta people during a pivotal period in Indian history. As one of the earliest comprehensive works on Marathi lexicography for English speakers, it remains essential for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the linguistic heritage of India.
Carey's meticulous scholarship captures the nuances of the Marathi language, providing a detailed record of its vocabulary and usage. This edition allows modern readers to explore the historical roots of Marathi and appreciate the rich linguistic diversity of the Indian subcontinent. A significant contribution to both linguistic studies and historical documentation, this dictionary is a testament to the enduring importance of preserving and understanding the world's languages.
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