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- From: Nedunchezhiyan (@ cache-rtc-ae05.proxy.aol.com)
on: Sun Nov 21 12:33:21 EST 2004
Thiruvalar A P MASILMANI avargaLae!! nanRi!
//Thiru Neduncheziyan avargale! I trust you find the above interesting.//
Yes it is intersting.
I have a question regarding 'atom' and its finding in Thamizh. Although the Europeans found about electron, proton and neutron in 15 or 16th century and that the Greek never believed that you could separate an atom, Thamizhars knew about this long before. Although there are no evidence suggesting the use of electricity etc linguistic evidences and the late Chozhar Empire points out the understanding about 'atom' by Thamizhars. The concept about energy where it says energy can't be created or destroyed is mentioned in 'Saiiva Siththaantham' from the Chozha Empire Time. Although there are 'scientific' words for proton, electron and neutron in Thamizh like 'minnaNnu' and etc, I once read on a newspaper article the words 'kaaththal,' 'padaiththal,' 'azhiththal' represented these three sub-atomic part of an atom. Not to mention the fact 'avvaiyar'(was there three Avvaiyars in the Thamizh history?) say, "aNnuvaith-thuLaiththu ezhu kadalaip Pukatti
kurukath thariththa kuraL"
nanRi, paNnivu ___/\___
- From: Nedunchezhiyan (@ cache-rtc-ae05.proxy.aol.com)
on: Sun Nov 21 12:34:07 EST 2004
//Greek//
Greeks
- From: kingofkings (@ delhi-203.200.95-130.vsnl.net.in)
on: Mon Nov 22 09:44:58 EST 2004
Nedunchezhiyan
you should continue posting in those pages where the brahmin mongrels come out barking from nowhere.
regards
kingofkings
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- From: Nedunchezhiyan (@ cache-mtc-ae05.proxy.aol.com)
on: Fri Nov 26 01:57:15 EST 2004
Thiru A P MASILMANI avargaLae!!!
Do you remember this post you posted on the link below?
//Tamil grammarians divided words mainly into two categories, idukuRippeyar and karanappeyar.(also there is a third karana idukuRi.)
The meaning of “maNN” Áñ became apparent only after his research//
http://www.forumhub.com/tlit/7865.09.09.50.html
if maNN came from mann ...what is the root of the word mann?
- From: A P MASILAMANI (@ cache203.156ce.maxonline.com.sg)
on: Fri Nov 26 12:12:00 EST 2004
Thiru Neduncheziyan avarkale!!
Vanakkam.What you have written about aNu is good. I agree.
The root of maNN is man (Áý )
man - nilaipeRRathu (something permanent or the basis of other things.) mannuthal - nilaipeRuthal. ÁýÛ¾ø = ¿¢¨Ä¦ÀÚ¾ø
- From: A P MASILAMANI (@ cache203.156ce.maxonline.com.sg)
on: Fri Nov 26 12:29:39 EST 2004
Thiru Neduncheziyan avargale!!
mul > muul > muulam.
Óø > ãø > ãÄõ
mul > muuL > muuLuthal (= starting )
Óø > ãø > ãû > ãÙ¾ø =¦¾¡¼í̾ø ( ¸Ä¸õ ãñ¼Ð; ¾£ ãñ¼Ð )
- From: A P MASILAMANI (@ cache203.156ce.maxonline.com.sg)
on: Fri Nov 26 12:43:06 EST 2004
CONTD
mul > mun (front). munnuthal. ( to think, to think as something of priority, to bring foward and reflect on it )
mun > muni(thal) > muni(vu )> muni(var).
mun > munai > muvaivar.
mun > man > mannuthal (nilaiperuthal).
man > mannuyir
man > manithan
man > maanthan.
mul> mun > man > maNN.
Thus, the great great granddad of maN is mul.
The above as rendered by Etymologist Prof DevaneyappaavaaNar ( given briefly).
- From: sticklerforlaw (@ cache203.156ce.maxonline.com.sg)
on: Fri Nov 26 18:48:36 EST 2004
Dey kal-k !!
//280 words describing rainfall and other forms of water.....understand? //
Shitbrain kal-kal himself does not know any of the 280 words. Can you idiot tell me how the heck you are going to speak Sanskrit to your neighbour to tell him that it is raining when you do not even know any word to describe rain!!
Lets assume A knows 10 words for rainfall.
But B knows another 10 words from a different segment of the 280 words.
How are they going to say it's raining!!
Do you know now why it was never a spoken language??
ACTADUMMIES IN INDIA funded by the Govt have to pay people and give them free food and lodging to get them to speak the "language"??
You bloody prize idiot kal-k!!
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