Savara leepi Books

                                  

Indigenous material rather than direct borrowings. Some of the direct borrowings include raja (king), sun (quicklime), loa (iron), and mua (a sweetmeat). However, there is also a large body of common vocabulary that cannot be traced to any particular source, and the possibility of Oriya borrowing from Sora remains quite plausible. In any case, such a study is considerably more difficult, particularly in the absence of a theory of loanwords. Although no such theory is proposed here, a few guidelines might be of interest.d here, a few guide lines might be of interest. 

    

INTRODUCTION

Savara is an Adivasi language of India with its own indigenous script.

The name of this book is “SORAN SOMPENG.”

Edition: 8th Edition
Copies: 1,000 (One Thousand Copies)

This book is highly useful for everyone. It presents several important and lesser-known events and teachings shared by Sora Pandit Mangai Gomang, which enlighten and guide human life at every stage and moment of its journey.

The Sora Script (Sora Sompeng) is used for reading, writing, and learning in several states of India and also abroad, including:

1. Odisha
2. Andhra Pradesh
3. West Bengal
4. Meghalaya
5. Nagaland
6. Arunachal Pradesh
7. Assam
8. Tripura
9. Purbo Banggo (Bangladesh)

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Writer & Publisher

B. Gabriel Boya
Gumuda, District Rayagada
Odisha – PIN: 765024

Mobile: 9438202863
Lakki: 7077504305
Home: 8457092585, 7008706586

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Historical Information

Amal Savara Script Established: 18 June 1936

Registration: 1860–7199–198
Bharat: 1601001480

Koraput Mallia Gomango
15 May 1868 – 17 June 1935

S. P. Mangai
16 June 1916 – 16 June 2016

Teacher: Faguny Roiyto
Phone: 09957917489

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Printed By

Sri Akshara Brahma Yuva Nirmana Seva Sangam (H.O.)
Nawgada, Seethampeta Mandal,
Srikakulam District

K. Kameswara Rao
Phone: 09550376014

S. Papa Rao
Phone: 9908382149