Elu

Elu

Elu is an ancient dialect spoken by the Singhalese & enriched by incorporations from Sanskrit & Pali.

A dialect of the ancient Singhalese, Elu differs from the colloquial Singhalese, rather in style than in structure. Elu has been liberally enriched by incorporations from Sanskrit and Pali. A number of Buddhist works are written in Elu as mentioned by a few historians.

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