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Kodava Thakk

The Kodava Thakk is an endangered language and the original Primitive  language of the Kodagu district in Southern Karnataka. considered as a parent language to many south indian languages, kodava thakk has its own history and charm without Scripts

About Finger is an organ of human body ( Thadi ) found in hands. Distinct names for bera in Kodava thakk Each finger on our hands has distinct names in Kodava Thakk. Pebbette – Thumb… read more »

Gejje Thand Gejje Thand is a sacred ceremonial staff of the Kodavas. It is traditionally owned by each okka (clan) and held by male members during important rituals, spirit possession ceremonies, and life-cycle events. The… read more »

Gujaayee  ಗುಜಾಯೀ Traditional Earthen Water Pot  Gujaayee (ಗುಜಾಯೀ) is a traditional earthen water pot used to store drinking water in Kodava households.Made from clay and fired to create a strong, porous vessel, the Gujaayee was… read more »

Hande — 1. Object Name Hande 2. Kodava Name Hande 3. English Name Large Water-Heating Vessel / Large Bath Water Pot 4. Alternate Names Large metal water-heating pot, bath-water vessel. The exact traditional English equivalent… read more »

The Kodava language, cherished as one of the oldest spoken languages in the tribal expanse of Kodagu, boasts a wealth of homographs. These are words with akin spellings and pronunciations yet harbor diverse meanings contingent… read more »

The human body is a remarkable and complex system, where every part plays a vital role in sustaining life. In Kodava culture, language is deeply connected to everyday living, making the knowledge of body part… read more »

Coorg, nestled in the Western Ghats, is truly a paradise for nature lovers. Its dense forests, misty hills, and flowing streams create a landscape that is both beautiful and untamed. But beyond its scenic charm… read more »

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