STUDY ON CROSS LINGUISTIC FEATURE WITHIN DRAVIDIAN AND ENGLISH SCRIPT TO ESTABLISH THE SOURCE OF QUESTIONED DOCUMENT

Authors

  • Om Dubey , Abhishek Kumar Tripathi , Neha Nair , Jeremiah Justus , Donkina Nagesh

Abstract

This paper presents the influence of Dravidian language and its acquired characteristics on the secondary language. In this paper the three Dravidian languages, namely, Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu were considered for studying the regional language features on English language (secondary language). The present study has been conducted by taking handwriting exemplar of 565 subjects and focus has been made on the Handwriting features of secondary language due to primary language. The main objective of the work is to observe what effect, if any, between two well- known scripts of the Handwriting of the same subject is carrying. The observations of this paper have shown that writer carrying the individual characters from the primary language while writing the secondary language. Handwriting and its uniqueness are a result of our subconscious mind and the same is observed in this study where the writer has picked up his or her frequently used individual characters from his or her primary language into the English script. This study will be useful in proving the authorship of questioned document where only one of the handwriting samples is available (i.e., either Regional or English) and the other handwriting’s authorship needs to be identified.

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Published

2020-11-03

How to Cite

Om Dubey , Abhishek Kumar Tripathi , Neha Nair , Jeremiah Justus , Donkina Nagesh. (2020). STUDY ON CROSS LINGUISTIC FEATURE WITHIN DRAVIDIAN AND ENGLISH SCRIPT TO ESTABLISH THE SOURCE OF QUESTIONED DOCUMENT. PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology, 17(9), 4032 - 4049. Retrieved from https://www.archives.palarch.nl/index.php/jae/article/view/4556