This dissertation attempts to describe the grammar of Dobbi and document therntraditional values and practices of the people using various technological software,rnthese are, Language Explorer (FLEx) version 7.2.6, Phonology Assistant version 3.3.4,rnElan version 4.6.2, digital audio, and video recorders. Consequently, the dissertation isrncategorized into four major sections.rnThe first section deals with the introductory part of the dissertation. The introductionrnsection has different sub-sections and each sub-section is briefly described. Thus, thernsub-sections include about the people of Dobbi, the language, the languagernconsultants, statement of the problem, the objective of the research project,rnsignificance of the project, review of related literature, and methodology. The secondrnsection deals with the grammatical description, which includes the phonology,rnmorphology, and syntax. The third section deals with the textual analysis of selectedrnsocial genres of the Dobbi people. They are riddles, narrations of different types,rnstorytelling. Each of these textual data is interlineally analyzed. The fourth sectionrndeals with the preparation of a mini Dobbi-English dictionary with its reversal index ofrn'English-Dobbi.' In preparing the dictionary, all the entries are obtained from the datarncorpus used in this dissertation.Thus, the documented data corpus is organized into Audio, Video, and picture file torncapture all the significant cultural and traditional scenes of the Dobbi community. Mostrnof the data corpus is collected while they are naturally performed by the native Dobbirncommunity. Some data are collected using elicitation forms. Thus, almost all the datarncollected are properly documented and archived by using the different technologicalrnsoft wares. Each of the documented data has its own metadata and has its own codernnumber, which is helpful for the user to select and react on the data he wants to. Forrninstance, vLf.f.OOl refers to the first video file fo lder and vi.f.m.Ol refers to the firstrnvideo file metadata and vi.f.f.002 refers to the second video file folder and vLf.m.02rnrefers to the second video file metadata and so on.rnFinally, all the pertinent data, which have link with those analyzed data in the body ofrnthe dissertation, are annexed in the appendix section.