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**Slonopotam845** · 10-11-2006, 08:00 AM

Thiru A P MASILMANI avargaLae!

nanRi! nanRi! nanRi!!!

It is intersting to know the root of the word Nathasuram which came from Natham + suram as you have said above. To think that Thamizhars have been mostly using the sanskirit form of the Thamizh word Nathasuram is really sad. Anyway does the word Peruvankiyam denotes to Nathasuram?

The facts about the word 'widow' you said is very intersting! I guess that word stand as one of the proof to show that Thamizh is mother of MANY Languages!

Viduvai --> vidu+(us) in Latin and vidu+(os)

I don't know how people forgot the word 'viduvai' and began to use 'vithavai' in Thamizh, could have been the Sanskirit influence. Don't you think using the word 'viduvai' is more appropriate Thiru A P MASILMANI avargaLae? After all the word is easily understandable 'vidu+vai' for any one.

nanRi, paNivu!

10-11-2006, 08:00 AM	#40
Slonopotam845 Join Date Jan 2006 Posts 5,251 Senior Member	Thiru A P MASILMANI avargaLae! nanRi! nanRi! nanRi!!! It is intersting to know the root of the word Nathasuram which came from Natham + suram as you have said above. To think that Thamizhars have been mostly using the sanskirit form of the Thamizh word Nathasuram is really sad. Anyway does the word Peruvankiyam denotes to Nathasuram? The facts about the word 'widow' you said is very intersting! I guess that word stand as one of the proof to show that Thamizh is mother of MANY Languages! Viduvai --> vidu+(us) in Latin and vidu+(os) I don't know how people forgot the word 'viduvai' and began to use 'vithavai' in Thamizh, could have been the Sanskirit influence. Don't you think using the word 'viduvai' is more appropriate Thiru A P MASILMANI avargaLae? After all the word is easily understandable 'vidu+vai' for any one. nanRi, paNivu!
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