This document discusses the academic work and achievements of Prof. W.S. Karunatillake. It mentions that he authored an Etymological Lexicon of the Sinhala Language and received the State Literary Award. It also notes that he had a deep interest in Sri Lankan culture, including Sinhala and Tamil traditions, and was dedicated to teaching and embedding this knowledge in his students. He was praised as a thoroughly dedicated and accomplished scholar and teacher.
This document discusses the academic work and achievements of Prof. W.S. Karunatillake. It mentions that he authored an Etymological Lexicon of the Sinhala Language and received the State Literary Award. It also notes that he had a deep interest in Sri Lankan culture, including Sinhala and Tamil traditions, and was dedicated to teaching and embedding this knowledge in his students. He was praised as a thoroughly dedicated and accomplished scholar and teacher.
This document discusses the academic work and achievements of Prof. W.S. Karunatillake. It mentions that he authored an Etymological Lexicon of the Sinhala Language and received the State Literary Award. It also notes that he had a deep interest in Sri Lankan culture, including Sinhala and Tamil traditions, and was dedicated to teaching and embedding this knowledge in his students. He was praised as a thoroughly dedicated and accomplished scholar and teacher.
This document discusses the academic work and achievements of Prof. W.S. Karunatillake. It mentions that he authored an Etymological Lexicon of the Sinhala Language and received the State Literary Award. It also notes that he had a deep interest in Sri Lankan culture, including Sinhala and Tamil traditions, and was dedicated to teaching and embedding this knowledge in his students. He was praised as a thoroughly dedicated and accomplished scholar and teacher.
An Introduction to Spoken Tamil, Literary Sinhala, Literary Sinhala Inflected
Forms: Synopsis with a Transliteration Guide to Sinhala script, Samples of Contemporary Sinhala Prose, Readings in Colloquial Sinhala with Grammar and Notes, and An Introduction to Spoken Sinhala. ʻKarunaʼ
[Professor Karunatillake had a] deep and insightful interest
in Sri Lankan culture, including of course Sinhala folk traditions and practices but also extending to Sri Lankan Tamil culture. He has actively, in fact eagerly, embedded this in his teaching, and he has served as well as both an intellectual and a personal model for students. In short, he [was]… thoroughly dedicated and accomplished scholar and teacher. Like Chaucer’s clerk of Oxford, “gladly would he lerne and gladly teche”.
The Book of Cabolèk - A Critical Edition With Introduction, Translation and Notes. A Contribution To The Study of The Javanese Mystical Tradition (PDFDrive)