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Manipravalam (Tamil: மணிப்பிரவாளம், romanized:
Maṇipravāḷam, Malayalam: മണിപ്രവാളം) is a
macaronic language found in some m****cripts of
South India....
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Grantha alphabet were
sometimes mixed, as in the
Manipravalam. One of the
oldest examples of the
Manipravalam literature,
Vaishikatantram (വൈശികതന്ത്രം, Vaiśikatantram)...
- themselves. The song is
typically in Malayalam-Sanskrit
hybrid called Manipravalam. The
earliest mention of the word is
found in the 16th-century legal...
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stones of
Hindu temples and monasteries. It was also used for
classical Manipravalam – a
language that is a
blend of
Sanskrit and Tamil. From it
evolved Middle...
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besides a po****r
Pattu ("song") literature, the
manipravalam poetry also flourished.
Manipravalam (translates "ruby coral")
style consisted of poetry...
- of the
excessive sensuality and
eroticism of the
Manipravalam poets.
Divergence from the
Manipravalam school,
through non-usage of
Dravidian metre and...
- 14th-century Sanskrit-language
treatise on the
grammar and
poetics of the
Manipravalam language style, a
blend of
Sanskrit and
early Malayalam used in the Kerala...
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Sandesha Kavyas of 14th
century CE
written in
Manipravalam language include Unnuneeli Sandesam. The word
Manipravalam literally means Diamond-Coral or Ruby-Coral...
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predominantly in Sanskrit. He also
composed some of his
Kritis in
Manipravalam (a
combination of the
Sanskrit and
Tamil languages).
There are two schools...
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religious and
poetical works in
several languages,
including Sanskrit,
Manipravaḷam (a
Sanskritised form of
literary Tamil),
Tamil and Prakrit. He was an...
