The Fifth session of the online teaching program ‘Kodava Thakk Padipo‘. Learning Notes for Session-5 Lesson Video
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
The Fifth session of the online teaching program ‘Kodava Thakk Padipo‘. Learning Notes for Session-5 Lesson Video
Kodava Verbs – Kodava Thaakk, English and Kannada Verbs describe actions, activities and states of being. Learning verbs in Kodava Thaakk helps us form sentences and express everyday actions in our mother tongue. Eat –… read more »
A Aal Potti Cupboard Aare Changole Chain like structure which is worn upon the Chele when men wear white Kupya. Addike Pulu Pill Millipede Agistike Burning embers. Aipani Work carried out in paddy fields during the… read more »
The first ever digital genealogical tree development done to link all the kodava Okkas spread across the world About Kodavaclan A collective effort to preserve our heritage is more than an act of memory… read more »
Pioneers Who Shaped Institutions, Broke Barriers and Set National Precedents Throughout history, members of the Kodava community have distinguished themselves in administration, defence, diplomacy, law, forestry, medicine, science, technology, sports, equestrian activities and international institutions…. read more »
For centuries, the Kodavas of Kodagu have upheld a distinguished martial tradition rooted in valour and loyalty. Long before the rise of any formal colonial army, Kodavas served in indigenous militias and later in organised… read more »
Kodagra devanele Author of the page Uluvangada Cauvery Udaya Author of the book Uluvangada Cauvery Udaya About the book This was the seventh book of the author in Kodava language. This book include history &… read more »
About the Okka The Kodira okka along with other families such as Mandira ,Udiyanda ,Manavattira ,Pattamada and Kumbera moved further south east. Moving further down the Kodira family ,occupied forest land in Arapattu village.Our ainmane… read more »