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Definition of Kannada in English: Kannadanoun ˈkanədəˈkänədə mass nounA Dravidian language related to Telugu and using a similar script, spoken mainly in Karnataka in south-western India. Also called Kanarese Example sentencesExamples - Telugu and Kannada had several similarities and their scripts were almost the same, but for some minor differences.
- I have been doing films in Hindi, English, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada.
- Currently it provides word processing in Hindi and Kannada; other Indian languages are being added.
- She is fluent in Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu and Hindi, apart from Tamil and English.
- Gondi belongs to the Dravidian family of languages and is related to Tamil and Kannada.
- Although Dilip is not able to speak in Kannada, he can read and write in the language well enough.
- The same is also true of Kannada, a sister Dravidian language, and to some extent of Arabic.
- Anand sings bhajans and other devotional songs in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Hindi.
- Among Indian readers, the largest number of responses came from readers whose first languages were Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu or Kannada.
- The main languages of the South are: Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Tulu and Malayalam.
adjectiveˈkanədəˈkänədə Relating to the language Kannada.
Definition of Kannada in US English: Kannadanounˈkänədə A Dravidian language related to Telugu and using a similar script, spoken mainly in Karnataka in southwestern India. Also called Kanarese Example sentencesExamples - Anand sings bhajans and other devotional songs in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Hindi.
- Currently it provides word processing in Hindi and Kannada; other Indian languages are being added.
- The same is also true of Kannada, a sister Dravidian language, and to some extent of Arabic.
- I have been doing films in Hindi, English, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada.
- She is fluent in Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu and Hindi, apart from Tamil and English.
- Although Dilip is not able to speak in Kannada, he can read and write in the language well enough.
- Among Indian readers, the largest number of responses came from readers whose first languages were Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu or Kannada.
- Gondi belongs to the Dravidian family of languages and is related to Tamil and Kannada.
- The main languages of the South are: Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Tulu and Malayalam.
- Telugu and Kannada had several similarities and their scripts were almost the same, but for some minor differences.
adjectiveˈkänədə Relating to the language Kannada.
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