Gujarati Literature - Literary Forms

Literary Forms

  • Rasa
  • Pada (Verse)
  • Padya-Vaarta
  • Aakhyan
  • Chhappa
  • Khand-Kavya
  • Bhavai
  • Natak (Play)
  • Navalkatha (Novel)
  • Navlika (Short story)
  • Urmi-Kavita (Lyric)
  • Aatma-Katha (Autobiography)
  • Jivan-Charitra (Biography)
  • Nibandh (Essay)

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