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Dear friends,

Sanskrit is called ‘DEVA BASHA’ in India.

It is actually true. Sanskrit slogans are used / insisted in pujas.

Just like Arabic & Hebrew, Sanskrit also adopted God’s name for every word used while worshipping.

You can observe this in many of Sanskrit words forming.

‘Piram’ is the root for most of the words of slokas in Sanskrit irrespective of the meaning of the word.

Just like ‘Al’ is added in Arabic words and ‘Allae’ in Hebrew words the word ‘Piram’ is added to Sanskrit words.

Tamil differs from this. But ‘Piram’ is from tamil ‘param’- which specifies ‘PARAMPORUL’ or God.

This itself shows from tamil –Prakirutham-samaskirutham was formulated for the sake of God’s prayers. The great cholas who were tamils accepted Sanskrit because of this fact.

Let us examine some of the words.

Pirakadanam- ‘Vilamparam’ – Param + kadanam – Kadanam – ‘Kadantha thanmai’ – means ‘Overtaking god’s popularity’.

Pirakasam- Param + Kasam – Kasam – ‘Lightening like Pon Kasu’- means lightening

Prakiruthi- Param + karu + e - means ‘moolam’

Pirasankam- Param +Sam+ Am—Addressing about god in front of masses

Pirasandam – Param + chandai (Chandam) – means ‘Kodumai or Kadumai’

Pirasavam- Param + Chavam – Chavam means ‘marupaduthal’ – Change – just like Pinam from ‘Pinangu’ base. Giving child birth is change in situation.

Pirasannam- Param + Channam- Channam means ‘Nunniya’ – ‘Alagiya’. ‘Jannal’ a word for window is not portugese origin as tamil pandits say. It is tamil word only.
Pirasannam means ‘shown clearly’

Pirasatham – Param + satham. Satham is from ‘sathu’ root which means ‘soft’. Tamils tell ‘Choru’ is tamil and 'satham' is sanskrit’- There is no 'satham' in Sanskrit. God’s satham is ‘Pirachatham’.

Pirasapathi- Param + Arasu + athi + pathi - This is the name for God ‘Piraman’

Readers are welcome to add more in this way. (will be continued later)

f.s.gandhi