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SSL Gurmukhi Workbooks 1 and 2 are, a set of two workbooks, written for children aged 4 years and above. These workbooks are perfect for anyone looking for a new approach to teaching Panjabi. The exercises and activities in the workbooks are designed to be fun and exciting so that the child enjoys learning Panjabi. The two workbooks, together, introduce the student to the forty Gurmukhi letters. The first 20 Gurmukhi letters are introduced in Gurmukhi Workbook 1. The last 20 Gurmukhi letters are introduced in Gurmukhi Workbook 2. Gurmukhi Workbooks 1 and 2 follow the same layout. There are fun and engaging activities for the learner to complete for each of the 40 Gurmukhi letters. For each of the letters, the learner is provided with the following activities: · circle the letter · colour the letter · follow the letter in a maze · write the letter. These activities are designed to help the student with: · letter recognition · name of each letter · sound of each letter · writing of each letter. In Gurmukhi Workbook 2 the student also learns to read and write ‘mukta’ words, that is, words that are spelt with Gurmukhi letters only and no Gurmukhi symbols (lagan mataran). Gurmukhi symbols are introduced in Gurmukhi Workbook 3. In Gurmukhi Workbooks 1 and 2, for each of the forty Gurmukhi letters, the student is introduced to two new Panjabi words. To help build the student’s Panjabi word bank, over one hundred Panjabi words are included in the two workbooks. The two workbooks can be used as Panjabi vocabulary colouring books, for the young student. To help make learning meaningful and engaging for the student, each of the forty Gurmukhi letters are accompanied by beautiful black and white illustrations. These illustrations can be used as pictures to colour. These two workbooks are ideal for every child learning Panjabi whether it be through homeschooling, classes at Gurdwaras or classes at mainstream schools.

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History of the Sikhs is a five volume survey aiming to present a comprehensive view of the rise, growth and development of Sikh thought and action in every direction. The author has based his work on Persian, Urdu, Gurmukhi and English sources.

Now available in paperback, this two-way word-to-word dictionary is designed for speakers of either Punjabi or English, with Romanized Punjabi pronunciation and English pronunciation given in Gurmukhi. Over 25,000 total entries offer multiple, comprehensive translations, including idiomatic usages, colloquial expressions, and derivations of words.

Now available in paperback, this two-way word-to-word dictionary is designed for speakers of either Punjabi or English, with Romanized Punjabi pronunciation and English pronunciation given in Gurmukhi. Over 25,000 total entries offer multiple, comprehensive translations, including idiomatic usages, colloquial expressions, and derivations of words.

Language: Punjabi Text with English TraslationPages: 350About the BookThis is a glossary of the words found in the hymns of Guru Nanak (1469- 1539) contained in the Adi Granth, the Sikh scriptures compiled in the Gurmukhi script by the fifth Guru Arjan in 1604. It also includes all additional words found in the couplets by Guru Nanak's successor Angad, in those by the succeeding Gurus incorporated into some of Guru Nanak's longer hymns, and in the compositions attributed to Shaikh Farid. There are about 6000 entries altogether, though not all are independent words, covering one-fifth of the Adi Granth. Words are given in both Gurmukhi script and romanized transcription, with English definitions, frequency-counts, and etymologies.The hymns of Guru Nanak have a very special importance as the sole authentic record of the teachings of the founder of the Sikh religion. So his compositions continue to have a living spiritual significance, while much of the religious literature of medieval India is now of historical interest only. This significance is in itself the principal justification for the production of this glossary.Academically the principle purpose of the glossary is to further the integration of the study of the Sikhs with the mainstream of Indo-Aryan philology and linguistics. In practical terms the glossary will be useful to those who want to read Guru Nanak in the original.Preface This is a glossary of the words found in the hymns of Guru Nanak (1469-1539) contained in the Adi Granth, the Sikh scriptures compiled in the Gurmukhi script by the fifth Guru Arjan in 1604. It also includes all additional words found in the couplets by Guru Nanak's successor Angad, in those by the succeeding Gurus incorporated into some of Guru Nanak's longer

This translation presents the hymns of Kabir from the Adi Granth (the holy book of the Sikhs), which has been neglected because it is written in Gurmukhi script rather than Devanagari. The Introduction contextualizes these songs and proceeds to examine their construction of meaning. Most songs have explanatory notes, and there is a Glossary of names and terms that appear in Kabir's work.