- In the
Buginese language,
pallawa is a
punctuation symbol. It is
composed of
three cascading diagonal dots. A
pallawa is used to
separate rhythmico-intonational...
- and under) are
placed in a
living tree that is
hollowed out.
Tongkonan Pallawa is one of the
tongkonan or
traditional house that is very
interesting and...
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- The
Pallava script, or
Pallava Grantha, is a
style of
Grantha script named after the
Pallava dynasty of
Southern India (Tamilakam) and is
attested to since...
- Terengganuan, and many others. The
Malay language was
historically written in
Pallawa, Kawi and Rencong.
After the
arrival of Islam, Arabic-based Jawi script...
- one of the wall
poems in Leiden.
Indonesia portal Bugis of
Sabah Bugis Pallawa Buginese at
Ethnologue (22nd ed., 2019) T. Ambo, T. Joeharnani. "The Bugis-Mak****arese:...
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inscription Material Andesite Size 118 cm height, 148 cm
width Writing Pallawa script in Old
Malay Created 605 Saka (683 CE)
Discovered Palembang, South...
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northern England.
Indian Prince Aji Caka
introduces the
Sanskrit language and
Pallawa script, used to
inscribe Javanese words and phrases, to the Indonesian...
- only use two
punctuation marks, the
pallawa (or p****imbang in Mak****ar) and an end of
section marker. A
pallawa is used in a way
similar to the Latin...
- in India.
Indonesia entered its
historical period after the
adoption of
Pallawa script and
Sanskrit language from
India as
evidence in some of earliest...
