Dissertation The Second On The Malayálma Language [By F.w. Ellis]

This dissertation is a seminal work in the study of the Malayálma language, spoken in the Indian state of Kerela. Written by Francis Whyte Ellis, a British civil servant and scholar of Indian languages, it provides a detailed analysis of the grammar, syntax, and vocabulary of Malayálma, and compares it to other Dravidian languages. The dissertation also includes a glossary of Malayálma terms and a list of examples of the language's usage. Ellis's work was instrumental in establishing the scholarly study of Indian languages in the West.

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