I. D. Serebryakov

Igor Dmitrievich Serebryakov (Игорь Дмитриевич Серебряков; 27 November 1917[1] – 1998) was a Russian lexicographer and translator. He along with Igor Rabinovich made the first Punjabi-Russian Dictionary.

Books
  • Sketches of Ancient Indian Literature[2]
  • Punjabi Literature : A Brief Outline[3][4][5]
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References
  1. Prof. Pritam Singh (1993). Punjabi Sahit Di Itihaskari (Punjabi) Historiography of Punjabi Literature. p. 34.
  2. Serebrjakov, Igorʹ D. (1973). "I.D. Serebryakov. Sketches of ancient Indian literature [Očerki drevneindijskoj literatury, engl.] Transl. From the Russ. By H.C. Gupta".
  3. Punjabi literature : a brief outline / I. Serebryakov ; [translated by T. A. Zalite] | National Library of Australia
  4. Punjabi literature (Open Library)
  5. Punjabi literature : a brief outline / I. Serebryakov ; [translated by T. A. Zalite]. - Version details - Trove
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