Oad English Name Traditional Clay or Iron Pan for Making Akki Otti Alternate Names Oad, Otti Pan, Traditional Rice Flatbread Pan Short Description Oad is a traditional cooking pan used to prepare Akki Otti, the… read more »
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
Oad English Name Traditional Clay or Iron Pan for Making Akki Otti Alternate Names Oad, Otti Pan, Traditional Rice Flatbread Pan Short Description Oad is a traditional cooking pan used to prepare Akki Otti, the… read more »
For centuries, the Kodava community thrived in the nurturing embrace of joint families, residing harmoniously within the walls of ainmane, their ancestral homes. The close-knit social fabric revolved around these okkas, each representing a distinctive… read more »
There are lots of Organisations aimed at protecting the interests of the Kodava people and people of Kodagu in the social, political and cultural fields. while a few of them are NGOs the other few… read more »
Othorme Author of the page Uluvangada Cauvery Udaya Author of the book Uluvangada Cauvery Udaya About the book This was author’s fourth book in Kodava language. Leading life helping each other is a unity in… read more »
Otti Mariya English Name Wooden Platter for Kneading Rice Dough Short Description Otti Mariyais a traditional wooden platter used for kneading dough to prepare Akki Ottis, the unleavened rice flatbreads of Kodava cuisine. It provides… read more »
Innately born warriors, the Kodavas have steadfastly defended Kodavaland and its rulers for centuries — from the early Palegaras, who ruled well before the 15th century, to the kings of the 18th century. Across these… read more »
About the okka There are three Paḍeyanḍa okkas. The okka in kaikad is known as Koti Paḍeyanḍa because this land, known as Koti bailu, belonged to Kotiyammanḍa, an Amma okka, whose ainmane was dismantled some… read more »
To keep this portal active and going, many kodavas have contributed as much as they can and help the team compile more data for our future generations. The authors of the pages are recognised here… read more »
