Learn Gurmukhi (Punjabi)

• A Dictionary, English And Punjabee, Outlines Of Grammar

  by Captain Starkey

  (1849) Also dialogues, English and Punjabi with grammar and explanatory notes.

• A Dictionary Of The Panjabi Language

  by A Committee Of The Lodiana Mission

  (1854) An old Punjabi-English dictionary.

• A Start In Punjabi

  by Henry A. Gleason, Jr and Harjeet Singh Gill

  (1997) Learn punjabi (based on comparative structures of Punjabi and American English).

• Amardeep Punjabi Akhar Bodh

  by Amardeep Parkashan

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Bal Geet

  by Raj Bedi

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 0

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 1

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 2

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 3

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 4

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 5

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 6

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 7

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Paath Maala 8

  by Dr. Gurdial Singh Phul

  (unknown)

• Amardeep Punjabi Shabad Bodh

  by Amardeep Parkashan

  (unknown)

• An Introduction To Punjabi Grammar, Conversation And Literature

  by Numerous

  (2011) 'The book comes at the most opportune times when Punjabi's in India and abroad are realising that by losing their language, they lose their religion and culture.' A useful book to learn Gurmukhi and Punjabi.

• Baal Updesh

  by Bhai Gurdial Singh

  (unknown)

• Baba Zoravar Singh Baba Fateh Singh Punjabi Book 4th Level

  by Unknown

  (unknown)

• Baba Zoravar Singh Baba Fateh Singh Punjabi Book 5th Level

  by Unknown

  (unknown)

• Baba Zoravar Singh Baba Fateh Singh Punjabi Book For Beginners

  by Unknown

  (unknown)

• Encyclopaedia Of The Sikh Literature - Volume 1

  by Bhai Kahan Singh Nabha

  (2006) Also known as the Mahan Kosh, Volume 1. Alphabetically ordered Gurmukhi words followed by English defintions.

• Encyclopaedia Of The Sikh Literature - Volume 2

  by Bhai Kahan Singh Nabha

  (2008) Also known as the Mahan Kosh, Volume 2. Alphabetically ordered Gurmukhi words followed by English defintions.

• Encyclopaedia Of The Sikh Literature - Volume 3

  by Bhai Kahan Singh Nabha

  (2011) Also known as the Mahan Kosh, Volume 3. Alphabetically ordered Gurmukhi words followed by English defintions.

• English Punjabi Dictionary

  by Punjabi University

  (2011) A dictionary that lists English words with Gurmukhi (Punjabi) explanations.

• Gurmukhi Gian Come To Learn Punjabi

  by Dr. Satnam Singh Sandhu

  (2011) A great book for children learning Punjabi and Gurmukhi with lots of colourful illustrations.

• Introductory Punjabi

  by Ujjal Singh Bahri, Paramjit Singh Walia

  (2003) In Gurmukhi and English.

• Learn Punjabi In 25 Days

  by Principal Santokh Singh

  (2004) A book that teaches Punjabi.

• Learn Punjabi In A Month

  by Bhai Ishwar Datt

  (unknown) This course in Punjabi has been prepared specially for the beginners. Through a simple and scientific method, it imparts a complete knowledge of the Punjabi alphabet, script, grammar and pronunciation. Anyone who can read and understand simple English should be able to acquire a good knowledge of Punjabi within a short period. The rest is practice.

• Let Us Learn Gurmukhi - Book 1

  by Shamsher Singh Puri

  (2004) The need for teaching Gurmukhi (the written form of Punjabi) is being realized. This book on painti akhri and word building is a good way to learn more about Gurmukhi.

• Let Us Learn Gurmukhi - Book 2

  by Shamsher Singh Puri

  (2004) This book on gurmukhi vowels and vocabulary is a good way to learn more about Gurmukhi.

• Let Us Learn Gurmukhi - Book 3

  by Shamsher Singh Puri

  (2004) This book on reading activity is a good way to learn more about Gurmukhi.

• Let Us Learn Gurmukhi - Book 4

  by Shamsher Singh Puri

  (2004) The need for teaching Gurmukhi (the written form of Punjabi) is being realized. This book on reading practices is a good way to learn more about Gurmukhi.

• Navin Punjabi - Part 1

  by Prabhjot Kaur

  (1975)

• Navin Punjabi - Part 2

  by Prabhjot Kaur

  (1973)

• Navin Punjabi - Part 3

  by Prabhjot Kaur

  (1976)

• Navin Punjabi - Part 4

  by Prabhjot Kaur

  (1977)

• Navin Punjabi - Part 5

  by Prabhjot Kaur

  (1977)

• Navin Punjabi - Part 6

  by Prabhjot Kaur

  (1981)

• Navin Punjabi - Part 7

  by Prabhjot Kaur

  (1982)

• Navin Punjabi - Part 8

  by Prabhjot Kaur

  (1983)

• Panjab And Panjabi

  by G.S. Sidhu

  (2004) The author has conducted excellent research and brought to light the historical importance of Panjab, Panjabi language and the Gurmukhi script. The study indicates that we have got a great wealth of words and word-roots in Guru Granth Sahib. We should therefore find new words from the Guru Granth Sahib to further enrich our everyday language. This will not only develop our language and strengthen our cultural ties but also cement our bond with the Guru.

• Panjabi Made Easy - Book 1

  by Dr. J. S. Nagra

  (1984) This book is meant primarily for beginners of Panjabi. It may be of use to more advanced learners and teachers of students whose first or dominant language is English. It is also the first book in the series designed for those students preparing for the G.C.S.E. examination in Panjabi.

• Panjabi Made Easy - Book 2

  by Dr. J. S. Nagra

  (1987)

• Panjabi Made Easy - Book 3

  by Dr. J. S. Nagra

  (1987)

• Panjabi Primer

  by Dr. Gurbaksh Singh

  (1927) Through advanced techniques the author has made learning Panjabi language an easy task. In Gurmukhi and English.

• Persian Punjabi Dictionary

  by Dr. Jeet Singh Seetal

  (1996)

• Punjabi Persian Dictionary

  by Gulwant Singh

  (1998)

• Punjabi Self Taught

  by Das Gupta Prakashan

  (1998) A book to self-teach Punjabi.

• Punjabi Sikhiye

  by Dr. Sitaram Bahari

  (2002) For devanagari (hindi) readers.

• Teach Yourself Panjabi

  by Hardev Bahri

  (2011) 'This course in Panjabi is meant for adults. This book invites you to learn Panjabi - a language which is very important strategically and culturally. Primarily designed for non-Panjabi Indians who know English, this course will greatly help foreigners who may be interested in the language. But it will be of use even to Panjabis who should be curious to know the system of their mother-tongue.'

• The Alphabet Almighty

  by Sher Singh

  (1942) A peep into spiritual depths of each letter of the Gurmukhi alphabet. In Gurmukhi and English.

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