- of a people, then of a country.
Sinhala BCE
inscriptions cite dameḍa-,
damela-
denoting Tamil merchants.
Early Buddhist and
Jaina sources used damiḷa-...
-
origin of the
Sanskrit word drāviḍa is Tamil. In Prakrit,
words such as "
Damela", "Dameda", "Dhamila" and "Damila",
which later evolved from "Tamila", could...
-
historic period.
Epigraphic evidence shows people identifying themselves as
Damelas or
Damedas (the
Prakrit word for
Tamil people) in Anuradhapura, the capital...
- "Dame la hora" ('Give me the time -- what time is it?')
which sounds like:
Dámela ahora ('Give it to me now'), a
phrase which can
connote "it" as
being either...
- the
ancient Tamil country.
Epigraphical evidence of
people identified as
Damelas (the
Prakrit word for
Tamil people) from the
second century CE have been...
- (a
parody of
Laura Bozzo),
among others.
Duval had a
recurring role as
Damela Micha (a
parody of
Adela Micha) on El
Privilegio de Mandar,
produced by...
-
There is
epigraphic evidence of
traders and
others self
identifying as
Damelas or
Damedas (Sinhala and
Sinhala prakrit for Tamils) in
Anuradhapura and...
-
Archived from the
original on
March 12, 2022.
Retrieved August 22, 2020. "
Dámela -
Single by Nio García & Myke Towers".
Apple Music.
Archived from the original...
-
Tamil country.
Epigraphic evidence shows people identifying themselves as
Damelas or
Damedas (the Indo-Aryan
Prakrit word for
Tamil people) in Anuradhapura...
-
Epigraphic evidence describes traders and
others self
identifying as
Damelas or
Damedas (Sinhala
Prakrit for Tamils) in
Anuradhapura and
other areas...
