Gujarati Vyakaran Book/Gujarati Grammar Book by Gk Gujarat

Gujarati Vyakaran Book/Gujarati Grammar Book by Gk Gujarat

 The Gujarati language is native to the Indian state of Gujarat. Some estimates suggest that there are about 46.1 million people speaking the Gujarati language all over the world. Similar to the Hindi language, it also belongs to the Indo-Aryan family of languages.

Indian languages like Gujarati, Hindi etc are morphologically and inflectionally rich. Gujarati is also rich in morphology but poor in resources. First step in linguistic is to have word analysis of language. For developing grammar inference system for Indian language like Gujarati, we must necessarily have lexical analysis at its base. It is found that there are very less resources and mainly database available for language processing. It was decided to develop lexicon and rule database for Gujarati that can be used subsequently. It is a first step to progress towards the goal of developing sharable database having morphological grammar rules, and lexicons.

Beth Levin [1] has classified 3000 English verbs according to shared meaning and behavior. Levin [1] starts with hypothesis that a verb’s meaning influences its syntactic behavior and develops it into powerful tool for studying English verb lexicon. They [1] have isolated three classes by examining verb behavior with respect to wide range of syntactic alterations that reflect verb meaning.

Tagging of various Gujarati part of speech like nouns, verbs is done by Babu Suthar [2]. It has been demonstrated in detail how each grammar class alters with respect to number, gender and tense. Gujarati words can be classified in two classes, namely Open class and closed classes [2]. There are few resources in form of printed media like “Practical Gujarati Grmmar” by Arunoday Foundaiton[3]. It discusses Gujarati Grammar classes and word inflections. Unfortunately, most of them are not developed with linguistic perspective in mind and follows dictionary-based approach that merely lists all words and their vocal information. English morphology is discussed in Cross-linguistic typology [6] which is important for linguistic study of English.

Some foundations have put in their efforts to develop Gujarati Lexicon that can be used for Linguistics study of Gujarati script. Some of them are also available online mainly Gujarati Laxicon[4]. Ratilal Chandaria foundation have developed Gujarati database named Bhagwadgomandal [5]. It also follows dictionary approach mainly and all words are tagged according to their grammar classes.

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Gujarati Vyakaran Parichay - 👉 Click Here Download   /page 184 /size 1 MB / total chapter 13     by marugajarat

Gujarati Sabdo -👉 Click Here Download  /page 163 /size 3 MB / total chapter 8 by ROYAL CAREER ACADEMY

Gujarati Vakyo -👉 Click Here Download page 09 /size 1 MB / by bharat n

Gujarati Viram chinho - 👉 Click Here Download   /page 11 /size 1 MB /     by bharat n

Gujarati Vyakaran Parichay - 👉 Click Here Download   /page 156 /size 7 MB / total chapter 34     by Aksar parakashan