• Pūrṇṇacandra oḍiā bhāshākosha: Oriya-English dictionary, by Gopal Chandra Praharaj (1931)

or scanned book: Préface - voyelles - Ka-Ua - Cha-Tha - Da-Pa - Pha-Ma - Ja-Sha - Sa-Ha

• Conversational Oriya by Debi Prasanna Pattanayak & Gaganendra Nath Dash (1972) (Latin script)

→ Oriya keyboard to type a text wih the Oriya script

• The origin and development of Odia script by Bijayalaxmi Dash, in International Journal of Research in engineering, science and management (2020)

• The Oriya script: origin, development and sources, by Saraju Rath, in Heritage India (2012)

• the evolution of Oriya language and script by Kunjabihari Tripathi (1963)

• The parameters of aspect for Oḍia by Bibhuti Bhusan Mahapatra, in Recherches linguistiques de Vincennes (2015)

• The syntax of definiteness in Oriya by Kalyanamalini Sahoo, in The Year Book of South Asian languages & linguistics (1999)

• Oriya nominal forms: a finite state processing (2003)

• A syncronic grammar of Oriya, standard spoken and written, by Bijay Prasad Pahapatra (2007)

• Classical Odia by Debi Prasanna Pattanayak (2013)

• Oriya grammar by Ebenezer Hallam (1874)

• A practical handbook of the Uriya or Óḍiyá language, by Thomas Maltby (1874)

• A practical grammar of the Odhra language by Lingam Lakshmaji Pandit (1869)

• Introductory grammar of the Oriya language by Amos Sutton (1831)

• LyrikLine: poems in Oriya, with translation (+ audio)

• History of Oriya literature by Mayadhar Mansinha (1960)

• A brief history of Oriya literature by Kunjabihari Tripathy (1972)

• Translation in Odia: a historical overview, by Aditya Kumar Panda, in The history of translation in India (2017) NEW

• History of Odia translations (1803-1936): a bottom-up approach, by Ramesh Malik & Panchanan Mohanty, in The history of translation in India (2017) NEW

• The power of translation: a survey of translation in Orissa, by Diptiranjan Pattanaik, in Changing the terms: translating in the postcolonial era (2000)

• English against Englishing: the case of an early English translation of an Oriya novel, by Himansu Mohapatra, in East-West Encounters (2010)

• Translating against the grain: the case of an Oriya adaptation of Charles Dickens's A tale of two cities, by Jatindra Nayak & Himansu Mohapatra, in Translation and Postcolonialism: India (1997)

• Typical selections from Oriya literature by Bijay Chandra Mazumdar (1921)

• Tracts in the Oriya language (1843): I & - II - III

• Universal Declaration of Human Rights ମାନବିକ ଅଧିକାର ସମ୍ପର୍କରେ ବିଶ୍ୱଜନୀନ ଘୋଷଣା traduction en oriya

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