[Y-Indology] Indology vs Yakutology

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Apparently, a copy should be available in the

'Leninskaya' Public Library (Moscow), the Public

Library (St.Petersburg) and, perhaps, the library of

the Ethnographic Museum (St.Petersburg). Besides, one

of the Russian discussion lists has given me the

following references:

 

Bohtlingk,Otto von,1815-1904. [uberdie Spracheder

Jakuten. Russian]

- Novosibirsk:"Nauka",Sibirskoe otd.,1989.

LOCATION:Widener: Harvard Depository PL362.B67171989

- St.Petersburg, Buchdruckereider Kaiserlichen

Akademieder Wissenschaften,1851.

LOCATION:Harvard-Yenching:(W)PL362.B641851x

- The Hague, Mouton, 1964.

LOCATION: Harvard Linguistics:CoPh97.9

Widener:2227.24.20

Regards,

Marina Orelskaya

 

 

 

Dr Marina Orelskaya

c/o Department of Sanskrit

and Prakrit Languages

University of Pune

Ganeshkhind Road

Pune 411007

Maharashtra

India

 

 

 

 

--- narayan prasad <prasad_cwprs wrote:

> Dear List Members,

>

> Otto Boehtlingk (1815-1904) was so much impressed

> by

> the Paninian method of analyzing a language that he

> wrote the grammar of the Turkic Yakut language of

> Siberia, in which the working out of phonology,

> morphology and syntax is detailed and complete in a

> very Panini-like fashion. It was published under the

> title <Die Sprache der Jakuten> from St Petersburg

> in

> 1851(Ref:M B Emeneau,

> <India and Lingustics>, JAOS, Vol.75, 1955,

> p.150, fn 18).

>

> Can anybody help me in tracing a copy of this

> book, either in the original or in reprint, anywhere

> in

> the world ?

>

> With regards

>

> Narayan Prasad

>

>

>

>

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