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Old 15th July 2013, 01:06 AM   #11
laEspadaAncha
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Correction - it appears to be Malayalam. Didn't need the Mrs (Miss Direction?) for this one...



The string after the date appears to spell out "Janavari," which, according to my wife, is a (phonetic) Malayali adaptation of "January," thereby reading, "January 1888."

Any Malayalis in the forum to confirm?





ETA: It is interesting to see the shared similarities among Dravidian languages, just as you see similarities among European languages, Sanskrit-based languages, or any other branching path of a respective language tree.

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