The first inscription entirely in Telugu is dated 575 AD. It is atributed to the Renati Cholas, a dinasty which prefered to write in local language than sanskrit.
But some Telugu words appear in the Maharastri Prakit anthology of poems, datable to first century BC.
The first text considered as more "French" than Latin is the "Oaths of Strasbourg", a text written in 842 AD, for celebrating an alliance between Louis the German, king of East Francia (soon to be called Germany) and Charles the Bald, king of West Francia (soon to be called France). The text was written in the languages of both kings and armies: Old High German and Gallo Romance (the ancestor of Old French). It wasn't yet French, but it wasn't Latin anymore.
So, the answer is: Telugu is older than French.
Kannada is considered to be older than Telugu. Kannada is believed to have evolved from ancient languages like Sanskrit and Prakrit, while Telugu developed as a distinct language later on.
In Telugu, "sister" is called "సోదరి" (soodari) if she is younger and "అక్క" (akka) if she is older.
Tamil is older than Telugu, according to linguistic scholars :*Classical Tamil (Sangam literature ca. 3rd BC or Older, defined by Tolkappiyam)Classical Telugu (Dravidian language, Kakatiya literature, 9th AD)SOURCES :* Encyclopedia Britannica (2008), "Telugu literature", Quote: "The literature, beginning in the 10th or 11th century.* Zvelebil, Kamil (1997), The Smile of Murugan: On Tamil Literature of South India: On Tamil Literature of South India
KANNADAYes Its Kannada... Don't believe whoever says what?Its very simple logic.Kannada & Telugu script were derived from Kadamba script, which has more resemblance to Kannada than Telugu. So, Kannada script should be older.
Telugu and Tamil are classified as Dravidian languages and share some linguistic similarities due to their common origin. However, Telugu is not derived from Tamil; both languages have evolved independently over time and have their own unique linguistic characteristics.
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Kannada is considered to be older than Telugu. Kannada is believed to have evolved from ancient languages like Sanskrit and Prakrit, while Telugu developed as a distinct language later on.
In Telugu, "sister" is called "సోదరి" (soodari) if she is younger and "అక్క" (akka) if she is older.
Tamil is older than Telugu, according to linguistic scholars :*Classical Tamil (Sangam literature ca. 3rd BC or Older, defined by Tolkappiyam)Classical Telugu (Dravidian language, Kakatiya literature, 9th AD)SOURCES :* Encyclopedia Britannica (2008), "Telugu literature", Quote: "The literature, beginning in the 10th or 11th century.* Zvelebil, Kamil (1997), The Smile of Murugan: On Tamil Literature of South India: On Tamil Literature of South India
KANNADAYes Its Kannada... Don't believe whoever says what?Its very simple logic.Kannada & Telugu script were derived from Kadamba script, which has more resemblance to Kannada than Telugu. So, Kannada script should be older.
"Annaya" is a name of Telugu origin, typically used as a male given name. It can mean older brother or respected person in the Telugu language.
Do you mean "how do you say older in French?". Because that would be 'plus agée'
The word "older" in French is "plus âgé" or "plus vieux" depending on the context.
Telugu and Tamil are classified as Dravidian languages and share some linguistic similarities due to their common origin. However, Telugu is not derived from Tamil; both languages have evolved independently over time and have their own unique linguistic characteristics.
In Telugu, "thangachi" does not have a direct translation as it is a term commonly used in Tamil to refer to a younger sister. The closest equivalent in Telugu would be "akka" for older sister and "chelli" for younger sister. It is important to note that languages often have unique terms for familial relationships, and "thangachi" specifically belongs to the Tamil language.
younger : plus jeune older : plus vieux
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